The foreign policy of the Bush administration1999

"In this, the first in-depth study of the Bush foreign policy, Steven Hurst demonstrates how this much criticized administration dealt effectively and skilfully with the massive upheavals associated with the end of the Cold War and began to shape a coherent US foreign policy for the post-Cold War era. Using government documents and recently published memoirs of key policy-makers, the author provides the most detailed account so far of the administration's policy-making processes."--BOOK JACKET.