Foreign Policy at the Periphery

"Foreign Policy at the Periphery" offers an insightful exploration of the United States' foreign relations with newly independent nations from the end of World War II through the global war on terror. Featuring original essays by leading scholars, the audiobook examines key but often overlooked developments, including evangelical missionary efforts in the Congo and Henry Kissinger's policies in Latin America. By utilizing new archival materials and internationalist approaches to diplomatic history, the work presents a nuanced perspective on the complexities of U.S. foreign policy and its interactions with a changing world.