richardeward.com

Tangled Web: The Making of Foreign Policy in the Nixon Presidency @ richardeward.com

Blog  / Richard's Resource Directory / Books / Tangled Web: The Making of Foreign Policy in the Nixon Presidency
View shopping cart

Tangled Web: The Making of Foreign Policy in the Nixon Presidency
by William P. Bundy
from Hill & Wang Pub

Tangled Web: The Making of Foreign Policy in the Nixon Presidency

 

List Price: $35.00
Price:
You save:

Media: Hardcover



Buy from: Canada France United Kingdom


Customer Reviews:

  • Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

  • fair criticisms and justified accolades for both men
    i disagree with most reviewers in their criticism of mybundy's handling of this book. i thought it painted a fair picture for criticism of nixon and kissinger. rarely do you find a book that doesnt overpraise them or treat them as war criminals. mr. bundy did both v ery well here. the layout of the book and the smotth read of text made this an enjoyable and learning experience. i highly recommend

  • Tangled Web is a Tangled Mess
    Bundy's book reads like a tedious chemistry textbook. While Nixon's entire administation is covered, it is in so much unnecessary detail that one is hardly able to decipher the important from the merely anecdotal. Many better assessments of Nixon and Kissinger are available in more concise and interesting forms.

  • Muddled Message from an Inappropriate Messenger
    Mr. Bundy puts the worst possible spin on every foreign policy initiative by Richard Nixon. Whatever truth there is in this tome is buried beneath a biased account told with the sort of arrogance which got us into the war in the first place. In fact, the primary virtue of this book is to give us insight into the intellectual and character flaws of the author, one of the major architects of the Vietnam fiasco. Above all else, this is an extraordinarily uncharitable and ungentlemanly work. Thanks to Mr.... more info

  • Good overview of the Nixon/Kissinger years
    The book has over 500 pages following a broadly chronological order. This has the disadvantage of addressing key issues on a fragmented basis and a reader wishing to focus on a specific area of foreign policy (e.g. detente with the Soviet Union) has to jump around and follow a snapshot approach rather than get into the meat and ongoing development of strategy. Nevertheless, Bundy provides a good overview and introduction to US foreign policy in the Nixon/Kissinger years and provides the stimulus to... more info


Similar Products:

Portions © Amazon.com, Inc.
stuff


Search Amazon

Books, Music, DVD

Books
DVD
Magazines
Popular Music
Classical Music
Videos

Electronics & Office

Electronics
Camera & Photo
Office Products
Software
Video Games
Personal Computers
Cell Phones

Kids & Baby

Baby
Toys & Games
Video Games

Home & Garden

Bed & Bath
Furniture & Décor
Housewares
Kitchen
Outdoor Living
Tools & Hardware
Vacuums & Floor Care
Home Audio & Video




In association with
Amazon





www.richardeward.com
Home - Resource Directory - Richard's Blog