U.S. Politics & Government - 1976-1981, General & Miscellaneous U.S. Political Biography, U.S. Diplomatic Relations - History
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Overview
In this, the first serious biography of Cyrus Vance, the author challenges the belief that Carter-Vance foreign policy was ineffective. McLellan depicts Vance as a realistic and principled statesman who played a crucial role in such diplomatic successes as Salt II, the Camp David accords, and the Panama Canal Treaty.
Editorials
Choice
Highly recommended.Perspective
McLellan provides us with a valuable survey of the Carter foreign policy and the positive influence Secretary Vance brought to it.The New York Times Book Review
[The book] is instructive on contemporary history-human as well as geopolitical-and on institutional dynamics.Book Details
Published
June 28, 1985
Publisher
Totowa, N.J. : Rowman & Allanheld, 1985.
Pages
240
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780847671465