Aiden Warren Bücher

The book provides a thorough examination of US presidential doctrines from George Washington through the early Biden administration. It highlights the evolution of foreign policy and illustrates how contemporary challenges are rooted in longstanding issues. Authors Warren and Siracusa analyze significant doctrines, offering insights into the continuity of American foreign policy dilemmas over time.

Focusing on U.S. presidential foreign policy during the Cold War, this book examines the evolution of nuclear diplomacy amidst fluctuating tensions. It highlights key moments from the arms race to pivotal treaties like the INF and START, illustrating how lessons learned are being forgotten in today's geopolitical climate. The analysis spans nine chapters, revealing how strategic thought and arms control mechanisms were crucial in mitigating the threat of nuclear conflict and fostering better bilateral relations. This work is essential for scholars of American foreign policy and international relations.

This book draws critical attention to the core security challenges that have defined U.S. foreign policy in relation to China and its rise on the international stage.