J. William Fulbright is the second most successful Oxford-educated politician to come from Arkansas. Author of the Fulbright-Connally resolution, which committed the United States to participating in the United Nations, and creator of the exchange program that bears his name, Fulbright was the longest-serving and most powerful chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Both an intellectual and an internationalist, Fulbright had great influence over the course of American foreign relations in the 1960s and 1970s.
J. William Fulbright is the second most successful Oxford-educated politician to come from Arkansas. Author of the Fulbright-Connally resolution, which committed the United States to participating in the United Nations, and creator of the exchange program that bears his name, Fulbright was the longest-serving and most powerful chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Both an intellectual and an internationalist, Fulbright had great influence over the course of American foreign relations in the 1960s and 1970s.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface 1. Of poets, Prussians and plutocrats 2. Oxford 3. First family of Fayetteville 4. A political education 5. Taking the stage 6. The conscience of a conservative internationalist 7. European federation and trickle-down integration 8. 'Washington's cleanup man' 9. The enemy within 10. The junior senator from Arkansas 11. Massive retaliation, Suez, and the struggle for an alternative foreign policy 12. Little Rock and foreign aid 13. A changing of the guard 14. Camelot and Cuba 15. 'Freedom's Judas-goat' 16. A creative tension 17. Of myths and realities 18. Avoiding Armageddon 19. Escalation 20. Texas hyperbole 21. The hearings 22. The politics of dissent 23. Widening the credibility gap 24. The war in Washington 25. 'The price of empire' 26. Denouement 27. The politics of a Dixie dove 28. Nixon and Kissinger 29. Of arms and men 30. Struggle for the vital center 31. Sparta or Athens? 32. Cambodia 33. A foreign affairs alternative 34. Privileges and immunities 35. Divided minds 36. The invisible wars 37. Dancing with Henry 38. Broken fences 39. Life after office 40. Conclusion Index.
Preface 1. Of poets, Prussians and plutocrats 2. Oxford 3. First family of Fayetteville 4. A political education 5. Taking the stage 6. The conscience of a conservative internationalist 7. European federation and trickle-down integration 8. 'Washington's cleanup man' 9. The enemy within 10. The junior senator from Arkansas 11. Massive retaliation, Suez, and the struggle for an alternative foreign policy 12. Little Rock and foreign aid 13. A changing of the guard 14. Camelot and Cuba 15. 'Freedom's Judas-goat' 16. A creative tension 17. Of myths and realities 18. Avoiding Armageddon 19. Escalation 20. Texas hyperbole 21. The hearings 22. The politics of dissent 23. Widening the credibility gap 24. The war in Washington 25. 'The price of empire' 26. Denouement 27. The politics of a Dixie dove 28. Nixon and Kissinger 29. Of arms and men 30. Struggle for the vital center 31. Sparta or Athens? 32. Cambodia 33. A foreign affairs alternative 34. Privileges and immunities 35. Divided minds 36. The invisible wars 37. Dancing with Henry 38. Broken fences 39. Life after office 40. Conclusion Index.
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