In the 1930s, amid rising fascism, FDR and the New Dealers invented the doctrine of national security, which obligated the state to guard against not just territorial invasion but also remote threats to the “American way of life.  Meer

Split into three volumes, The Cambridge History of the Vietnam War brings together leading experts to provide the most exhaustive and authoritative treatment of the conflict to date.  Meer

A wide-ranging rethinking of the many factors that comprise the making of American Grand Strategy.  Meer