Fazio examines the significance of the US-Australian Korean engagement, 1947-53, in the evolution of the relationship between the two nations in the formative years of the Cold War.
Fazio examines the significance of the US-Australian Korean engagement, 1947-53, in the evolution of the relationship between the two nations in the formative years of the Cold War.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daniel Fazio is a Lecturer in History and Politics at the University of South Australia.
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Introduction PART I: From Tension to Co-operation: 1947-49 1. Different Objectives, Converging Interests: The Origins of the US-Australian Korean Engagement 2. A Clash of Policies and Personalities: S.H. Jackson, the US and the 1948 South Korean Election 3. Opposition, Convergence and Collaboration: US and Australian Korean Policy, 1948-49 PART II: Formalising the American-Australian Alliance: 1950-51 4. Korea 1950: America's Search for Allies and Australia's Pursuit of a Security Relationship with the US 5. Architect of ANZUS: John Foster Dulles and the American Origins and Making of the Treaty PART III: Diplomatic Partners: 1952-53 6. America's Australian Diplomat: James Plimsoll and the 1952 South Korean Political Crisis 7. The Ambassador and the Americans: Percy Spender's Public and Private Diplomacy on China and Voluntary Repatriation of Korean War POWs Conclusion Coda
Introduction PART I: From Tension to Co-operation: 1947-49 1. Different Objectives, Converging Interests: The Origins of the US-Australian Korean Engagement 2. A Clash of Policies and Personalities: S.H. Jackson, the US and the 1948 South Korean Election 3. Opposition, Convergence and Collaboration: US and Australian Korean Policy, 1948-49 PART II: Formalising the American-Australian Alliance: 1950-51 4. Korea 1950: America's Search for Allies and Australia's Pursuit of a Security Relationship with the US 5. Architect of ANZUS: John Foster Dulles and the American Origins and Making of the Treaty PART III: Diplomatic Partners: 1952-53 6. America's Australian Diplomat: James Plimsoll and the 1952 South Korean Political Crisis 7. The Ambassador and the Americans: Percy Spender's Public and Private Diplomacy on China and Voluntary Repatriation of Korean War POWs Conclusion Coda
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