A World Transformed

The Most Important Book Yet Written About The End Of The Cold War.The New York Tmes Book ReviewAmong The Finest Expositions Of Modern American Foreign Policy. . . . An Excellent Book.Eugene V. Rostow, The Wall Street Journalit Was A Pivotal Administration In The History Of American Foreign PolicyFor During George BushS Presidency A Series Of International Events Took Place That Had A Profound Impact On The Course Of America And On The Future Of World Diplomacy.In A World Transformed, Mr. Bush And His National Security Advisor, Brent Scowcroft, Provide A Fascinating Account Of A President And An Administration Faced With Unprecedented Obstacles And Unrivaled Opportunities As They Forged A Foreign Policy At The End Of The Cold War. Solidarity Comes To Power In Poland. East And West Germans Dance On The Wall That Separated Them For Half A Century. And On Christmas Day, 1991, The HammerAndSickle Flag Descends From The Kremlin For The Last Time.It Is Also A Candid Analysis Of A New Chapter In Foreign Affairs, When The United States Led An International Alliance To Confront The Threat Presented By Saddam Hussein And Presented A Dynamic Response To The Tiananmen Crisis. Balanced And Intelligent, A World Transformed Offers A Landmark Treatise On American Foreign Policy And International Diplomacy From Two Of Its Principal Architects.Reveals Not Only A Wealth Of Detail About The Main Lines Of Foreign Policy At The Highest Level During A Most Portentous Period Of Our History, But Also Of The Truly Admirable Characters Of The Men Who Made It.The Philadelphia InquirerIn A Strong New Book, The ExPresident Recallsdangerous Days. . . . It Should Leave Little Doubt How Lucky We Were That We Had Such A Seasoned Hand On The Tiller At A Time When Foreign Policy Really Counted.Michael R. Beschloss, Newsweek