Arsenal of Democracy

In Arsenal of Democracy, historian Julian E. Zelizer challenges the notion that partisan conflict has no place in American national security, revealing its pervasive influence throughout history. Drawing on original archival research, Zelizer explores key moments in U.S. foreign policy, from FDR's World War II strategies to the partisan tensions surrounding the Cuban Missile Crisis, Reagan's anti-Communism efforts, and Bush's War on Terror. This insightful narrative highlights the intricate connections between domestic politics and international affairs over the past sixty years, making it a vital resource for those interested in the politics of national security.