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Fought On What To Westerners Was A Remote Peninsula In Northeast Asia, The Korean War Was A Defining Moment Of The Cold War. It Militarized A Conflict That Previously Had Been Largely Political And Economic. And It Solidified A Series Of Divisionsof Korea Into North And South, Of Germany And Europe Into East And West, And Of China Into The Mainland And Taiwanwhich Were To Persist For At Least Two Generations. Two Of These Divisions Continue To The Present, Marking Two Of The Most Dangerous Political Hotspots In The Postcold War World. The Korean War Grew Out Of The Cold War, It Exacerbated The Cold War, And Its Impact Transcended The Cold War.William Stueck Presents A Fresh Analysis Of The Korean War'S Major Diplomatic And Strategic Issues. Drawing On A Cache Of Newly Available Information From Archives In The United States, China, And The Former Soviet Union, He Provides An Interpretive Synthesis For Scholars And General Readers Alike. Beginning With The Decision To Divide Korea In 1945, He Analyzes First The Origins And Then The Course Of The Conflict. He Takes Into Account The Balance Between The International And Internal Factors That Led To The War And Examines The Difficulty In Containing And Eventually Ending The Fighting. This Discussion Covers The Progression Toward Chinese Intervention As Well As Factors That Both Prolonged The War And Prevented It From Expanding Beyond Korea. Stueck Goes On To Address The Impact Of The War On Koreanamerican Relations And Evaluates The Performance And Durability Of An American Political Culture Confronting A Challenge From Authoritarianism Abroad.Stueck'S Crisp Yet Indepth Analysis Combines Insightful Treatment Of Past Events With A Suggestive Appraisal Of Their Significance For Present And Future.
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