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Release Year
2015
ISBN
9780700620821
Publication Year
2015
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Book Title
Nixon's Nuclear Specter : the Secret Alert of 1969, Madman Diplomacy, and the Vietnam War
Author
William Burr, Jeffrey P. Kimball
Item Length
9in
Publisher
University Press of Kansas
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History, Political Science
Topic
Military / Nuclear Warfare, Public Policy / Military Policy, Military / Vietnam War, International Relations / General, Presidents & Heads of State, International Relations / Diplomacy
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Number of Pages
448 Pages

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The book about Nixon and Kissinger's Madman diplomacy in 1969 concerning the Vietnam War, which culminated in a secret nuclear alert in October of that year. The story is set in the context of nuclear threat-making during the Cold War from 1945 to 1973, bureaucratic infighting, international diplomacy, domestic politics, the antiwar movement, and the nuclear taboo.

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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700620826
ISBN-13
9780700620821
eBay Product ID (ePID)
208660736

Product Key Features

Book Title
Nixon's Nuclear Specter : the Secret Alert of 1969, Madman Diplomacy, and the Vietnam War
Author
William Burr, Jeffrey P. Kimball
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Military / Nuclear Warfare, Public Policy / Military Policy, Military / Vietnam War, International Relations / General, Presidents & Heads of State, International Relations / Diplomacy
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History, Political Science
Number of Pages
448 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ds559.7.B87 2015
Reviews
" Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a detailed and careful account of Nixon's and Kissinger's fruitless efforts during 1969 to find an "honorable" way out of Vietnam. As events that year unfolded, these authors demonstrate, honor had little to do with it."- New York Review of Books, "Well written and thoroughly researched, Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a rich study of scholars of the era, and essential for those interested in Vietnam, the Nixon era, and the mindset of our 37th president. With the release of additional Nixon White House records and tapes we can only hope that the authors continue writing, jointly, or separately, for many more years."- H-Net Reviews, "This book is an indispensable source for studying the international diplomacy of the Vietnam War. Its richness ensures that readers will emerge from its pages with differing judgments and assessments of Nixon's coercive diplomacy."-- Journal of American History "William Burr and Jeffrey Kimball deserve praise for their discerning and cogent reconstruction of the motives and actions of the Nixon Administration to its first year. Students interested in the Vietnam War or the Cold War more generally will learn a great deal from Nixon's Nuclear Specter ."-- Michigan War Studies Review " Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a detailed and careful account of Nixon's and Kissinger's fruitless efforts during 1969 to find an "honorable" way out of Vietnam. As events that year unfolded, these authors demonstrate, honor had little to do with it."-- New York Review of Books "What the authors reveal is the intense, behind-the-scenes plotting and planning that Nixon and Kissinger carried on in 1969 as they desperately tried to find a way to move the Vietnam War talks with Hanoi to fruition." VVA Veteran "An important contribution to the [Cold War] literature."-- Choice "Well written and thoroughly researched, Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a rich study of scholars of the era, and essential for those interested in Vietnam, the Nixon era, and the mindset of our 37th president. With the release of additional Nixon White House records and tapes we can only hope that the authors continue writing, jointly, or separately, for many more years."-- H-Net Reviews "There will be no better book-length case study on coercive nuclear diplomacy than the one just written by William burr and Jeffrey P. Kimball."-- Arms Control Today, "Finally, a well-researched and well-written account of our leaders' dangerous nuclear brinksmanship across the high years of the Cold War. There's much here that's new and much that's troubling--for today as well as yesterday."- Richard Rhodes , Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb "I didn't know any of this as I was copying the top secret Pentagon Papers that fall, but if I had I would have given the Papers to the newspapers right away--rather than two years later, after waiting in vain for Congress to act on them--in desperate hopes of heading off massive escalation and possible nuclear war. A gripping and essential read!"- Daniel Ellsberg , author of Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers, "I didn't know any of this as I was copying the top secret Pentagon Papers that fall, but if I had I would have given the Papers to the newspapers right away--rather than two years later, after waiting in vain for Congress to act on them--in desperate hopes of heading off massive escalation and possible nuclear war.A gripping and essential read!"-- Daniel Ellsberg , author of Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers, "I didn't know any of this as I was copying the top secret Pentagon Papers that fall, but if I had I would have given the Papers to the newspapers right away--rather than two years later, after waiting in vain for Congress to act on them--in desperate hopes of heading off massive escalation and possible nuclear war. A gripping and essential read!"-- Daniel Ellsberg , author of Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers, "Well written and thoroughly researched, Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a rich study of scholars of the era, and essential for those interested in Vietnam, the Nixon era, and the mindset of our 37th president. With the release of additional Nixon White House records and tapes we can only hope that the authors continue writing, jointly, or separately, for many more years."-- H-Net Reviews, "Finally, a well-researched and well-written account of our leaders' dangerous nuclear brinksmanship across the high years of the Cold War. There's much here that's new and much that's troubling--for today as well as yesterday."-- Richard Rhodes , Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb "I didn't know any of this as I was copying the top secret Pentagon Papers that fall, but if I had I would have given the Papers to the newspapers right away--rather than two years later, after waiting in vain for Congress to act on them--in desperate hopes of heading off massive escalation and possible nuclear war. A gripping and essential read!"-- Daniel Ellsberg , author of Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers, "Finally, a well-researched and well-written account of our leaders' dangerous nuclear brinksmanship across the high years of the Cold War. There's much here that's new and much that's troubling-for today as well as yesterday."- Richard Rhodes , Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb, "I didn't know any of this as I was copying the top secret Pentagon Papers that fall, but if I had I would have given the Papers to the newspapers right away-rather than two years later, after waiting in vain for Congress to act on them-in desperate hopes of heading off massive escalation and possible nuclear war. A gripping and essential read!"- Daniel Ellsberg , author of Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers, "A solid, well-researched book, with clear prose that helps propel the narrative through the murkier aspects of the motives and reasonings of Cold War strategic decision making."Army History "This book is an indispensable source for studying the international diplomacy of the Vietnam War. Its richness ensures that readers will emerge from its pages with differing judgments and assessments of Nixons coercive diplomacy."Journal of American History "William Burr and Jeffrey Kimball deserve praise for their discerning and cogent reconstruction of the motives and actions of the Nixon Administration to its first year. Students interested in the Vietnam War or the Cold War more generally will learn a great deal from Nixons Nuclear Specter ."Michigan War Studies Review " Nixons Nuclear Specter is a detailed and careful account of Nixons and Kissingers fruitless efforts during 1969 to find an "honorable" way out of Vietnam. As events that year unfolded, these authors demonstrate, honor had little to do with it."New York Review of Books "What the authors reveal is the intense, behind-the-scenes plotting and planning that Nixon and Kissinger carried on in 1969 as they desperately tried to find a way to move the Vietnam War talks with Hanoi to fruition." VVA Veteran "An important contribution to the [Cold War] literature."Choice "Well written and thoroughly researched, Nixons Nuclear Specter is a rich study of scholars of the era, and essential for those interested in Vietnam, the Nixon era, and the mindset of our 37th president. With the release of additional Nixon White House records and tapes we can only hope that the authors continue writing, jointly, or separately, for many more years."H-Net Reviews "There will be no better book-length case study on coercive nuclear diplomacy than the one just written by William burr and Jeffrey P. Kimball."Arms Control Today, "Finally, a well-researched and well-written account of our leadersdangerous nuclear brinksmanship across the high years of the Cold War. Theres much here thats new and much thats troubling--for today as well as yesterday."-- Richard Rhodes , Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb, "Finally, a well-researched and well-written account of our leadersdangerous nuclear brinksmanship across the high years of the Cold War. Theres much here thats new and much thats troublingfor today as well as yesterday."Richard Rhodes , Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb "I didnt know any of this as I was copying the top secret Pentagon Papers that fall, but if I had I would have given the Papers to the newspapers right awayrather than two years later, after waiting in vain for Congress to act on themin desperate hopes of heading off massive escalation and possible nuclear war. A gripping and essential read!"Daniel Ellsberg , author of Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers, "A solid, well-researched book, with clear prose that helps propel the narrative through the murkier aspects of the motives and reasonings of Cold War strategic decision making."-- Army History "This book is an indispensable source for studying the international diplomacy of the Vietnam War. Its richness ensures that readers will emerge from its pages with differing judgments and assessments of Nixon's coercive diplomacy."-- Journal of American History "William Burr and Jeffrey Kimball deserve praise for their discerning and cogent reconstruction of the motives and actions of the Nixon Administration to its first year. Students interested in the Vietnam War or the Cold War more generally will learn a great deal from Nixon's Nuclear Specter ."-- Michigan War Studies Review " Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a detailed and careful account of Nixon's and Kissinger's fruitless efforts during 1969 to find an "honorable" way out of Vietnam. As events that year unfolded, these authors demonstrate, honor had little to do with it."-- New York Review of Books "What the authors reveal is the intense, behind-the-scenes plotting and planning that Nixon and Kissinger carried on in 1969 as they desperately tried to find a way to move the Vietnam War talks with Hanoi to fruition." VVA Veteran "An important contribution to the [Cold War] literature."-- Choice "Well written and thoroughly researched, Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a rich study of scholars of the era, and essential for those interested in Vietnam, the Nixon era, and the mindset of our 37th president. With the release of additional Nixon White House records and tapes we can only hope that the authors continue writing, jointly, or separately, for many more years."-- H-Net Reviews "There will be no better book-length case study on coercive nuclear diplomacy than the one just written by William burr and Jeffrey P. Kimball."-- Arms Control Today, "There will be no better book-length case study on coercive nuclear diplomacy than the one just written by William burr and Jeffrey P. Kimball."-- Arms Control Today, " Nixon's Nuclear Specter provides the most comprehensive account to date of the origins, inception, policy context, and execution of "JCS Readiness Test"--the equivalent of a worldwide nuclear alert that was intended to signal Washington's anger at Moscow's support of North Vietnam and to jar the Soviet leadership into using their leverage to induce Hanoi to make diplomatic concessions."- The Nuclear Vault, " Nixon's Nuclear Specter is a detailed and careful account of Nixon's and Kissinger's fruitless efforts during 1969 to find an "honorable" way out of Vietnam. As events that year unfolded, these authors demonstrate, honor had little to do with it."-- New York Review of Books
Table of Content
Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction 1. Prelude: Nuclear Diplomacy and Notions about Nuclear Use from Truman to Johnson, August 1945-January 1969 2. The Madman Theory: Mr. Nixon, Dr. Kissinger, and Dr. Strangelove, 1945-1969 3. The "Big Game" and the Bombing of Cambodia, December 1968-March 1969 4. The Vance Ploy and the Mining Ruse, March-April 1969 5. The Mining Ruse, Threat Diplomacy, Peace Plans, and Withdrawals, April-July 1969 6. The First DUCK HOOK Plan, the "Nixon Doctrine," and a Deadline, July-August 1969 7. Toward the November Option: DUCK HOOK and PRUNING KNIFE, July-September 1969 8. To Escalate or Not to Escalate? September-October 1969 9. The Secret Nuclear Alert, October 1969 Epilogue: Aftermaths and Assessments Notes Selected Bibliography Index Illustration gallery follows page 159
Copyright Date
2015
Lccn
2015-002802
Dewey Decimal
959.704/32
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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