US Presidents and Cold War Nuclear Diplomacy

Focusing on the evolution of U.S. nuclear diplomacy during the Cold War, this book examines the complexities of arms control and foreign policy strategies employed by U.S. presidents. Through nine chapters, it highlights how, despite various tensions, significant agreements were forged to mitigate the threat of nuclear conflict and enhance bilateral relations. The analysis also addresses contemporary challenges in nuclear diplomacy amid a "new Cold War," making it a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in American foreign policy and international relations.