The Nixon Administration's Stance on Japanese Defense Power

The Old Cold War

The Origins of Sino-American Confrontation

The OSS and Ho Chi Minh

The Politics of Idealism- Lyndon Johnson, Civil Rights, and Vietnam

The poverty of theory in diplomatic history

The Role of Culture in American-Japanese Relations

The Romance of Economic Development and New Histories of the Cold War

The tension between democracy and capitalism during the American Century

The Transnational Turn

The Trans-Pacific Activism of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 1906–1930

The trouble with U.S.-Third World studies

The U.S. Religious Revival and the Diem Experiment, 1954–55

The United States and Germany after 1945

The United States and the Greek Coup of 1967

The United States and the Muslim Middle East in the Early Cold War

The United States, Britain, and the Problem of Rhodesian Independence, 1964–1965

Tough guys and American Cold War policy-- Images of Israel, 1948-1960

Toward a radical reading of American foreign relations

Triumph Imagined

Trying to Make the MAGIC Last-American Diplomatic Codebreaking in the Early Cold War

Turning the Hinge of Fate- Good Source and the UK-U.S. Intelligence Alliance, 1940–1942

U.S. Arms Control Policy and the Origins of Détente, 1963–1968

U.S. Cultural Diplomacy in Unesco, 1946–1954

U.S.-Chilean Relations and the 1954 U.S. Intervention in Guatemala

Unions and Cold War Foreign Policy in the 1980s

Values, Interests, and American Grand Strategy

Walter LaFeber-- Scholar, Teacher, Intellectual

Walter LaFeber-The Making of a Wisconsin School Revisionist

What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been

Workshop of a Continent-American Representations of Whiteness and Modernity in 1960s South Africa

You Can't Win for Losing—At Least in the Third World