Rethinking the Korean War: A new diplomatic and strategic history

By: Stueck, WilliamMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Princeton (NJ) Princeton University 2004 Description: 285 p. ilusISBN: 0-691-11847-7Subject(s): GUERRA DE COREA | DIPLOMACIA | POLITICA EXTERIOR | ESTADOS UNIDOS | POLITICA INTERNACIONAL
Contents:
Introduction
1. The coming of the Cold War to Korea
2. Syngman Rhee, the Truman doctrine and american policy toward Korea (1947-1948)
3. Why the Korean War, not the Korean Civil War?
4. The road to chinese intervention (july-november 1950)
5. Why the war did not expand beyond Korea? (november 1950-july 1951)
6. Negotiating and armistice (july 1951-july 1953): Why did it take so long?
7. The Korean War and the american relationship with Korea
8. The Korean War as a challenge to american democracy
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Introduction

1. The coming of the Cold War to Korea

2. Syngman Rhee, the Truman doctrine and american policy toward Korea (1947-1948)

3. Why the Korean War, not the Korean Civil War?

4. The road to chinese intervention (july-november 1950)

5. Why the war did not expand beyond Korea? (november 1950-july 1951)

6. Negotiating and armistice (july 1951-july 1953): Why did it take so long?

7. The Korean War and the american relationship with Korea

8. The Korean War as a challenge to american democracy

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