About the Author

William I. Hitchcock is assistant professor of history and
associate director of International Security Studies at Yale University.

Reviews

[A] solidly researched study.Charles S. Maier, Harvard University

A fine example of the new Cold War history that aims at transcending a purely US-Soviet framework."Choice"

A valuable contribution to the University of North Carolina Press's 'New Cold War History' series."American Historical Review"

Elegantly written and thoughtfully argued, Hitchcock's book will be indispensable for all future debates about postwar reconstruction policy in Europe.Melvyn P. Leffler, University of Virginia

This is a first-rate study of French foreign policy during the early Cold War period.Marc Trachtenberg, University of Pennsylvania

�A� solidly researched study.Charles S. Maier, Harvard University

"[A] solidly researched study.Charles S. Maier, Harvard University"

"Elegantly written and thoughtfully argued, Hitchcock's book will be indispensable for all future debates about postwar reconstruction policy in Europe.Melvyn P. Leffler, University of Virginia"

"This is a first-rate study of French foreign policy during the early Cold War period.Marc Trachtenberg, University of Pennsylvania"