Rise To Globalism: American Foreign Policy Since 1938
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Stephen E. Ambrose의 Rise To Globalism: American Foreign Policy Since 1938에 대한 서평입니다. 정치/외교/역사 서평으로 적합합니다. 영어로 되어있습니다.
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In his book, Rise to Globalism: American foreign policy since 1938, Stephen E. Ambrose provides a chronological history of American foreign policies since world war II in a very objective way with little analysis. As the title of book implies, he develops the story on the assumption that all series of events and responsive American foreign policies since world war II were on the way toward American globalism. An underlying and undoubted fact which is set ahead of this assumption is that the United Sates is dominating power in present. It is interesting to know how American foreign policies were determined, and how the coincidence of the elements including political, economical, and international relationship affected to it. Stephen E. Ambrose weaves each event in a good order so that we can easily see the whole map of American globalism. Rising to globalism of the United States is featured by Defense of democratic world, military rivalry with the Soviet Union, atomic bomb, and vast intervention of foreign affairs. All these elements contributed to forming world dominating power of the United Sates. However, Stephen E. Ambrose insisted that despite strong military and economic power it has today, the United States became more insecure and economically dependent than it did in 1930s.
He started the story of American globalism with the momentous change in American foreign policy during world war II: from isolationism to interventionism. Until the last moment of world war II, Franklin D. Roosevelt reluctant to send young Americans to Europe while his country economically supported its allies through “cash and carry system”. However, when the United States jump into the war with “axis” stirred by Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, it was the prelude of unprecedented vast intervention of U.S. military force over the globe.
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