University Press of America / Center For International Affairs Harvard
Pages: 382
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Trim: 6 x 9
978-0-8191-4054-8 • Hardback • November 1984 • $110.00 • (£85.00)
978-0-8191-4055-5 • Paperback • November 1984 • $72.99 • (£56.00)
a well-researched, lucid narrative of four historic events...a welcome addition to the overly sparse literature on the art and science of diplomacy. A fascinating work, free of all the jargon that vexes so much American writing in the field of political science....
— Foreign Service Journal
...fascinating reading...By focusing on surprise as a dimension of foreign policy behavior rather than as a aracteristic of the situation confronting decision makers, andel has made a valuable contribution to our understanding of how change occurs in foreign policy.
— American Political Science Review
...fascinating reading...By focusing on surprise as a dimension of foreign policy behavior rather than as a aracteristic of the situation confronting decision makers, andel has made a valuable contribution to our understanding of how change occurs in foreign policy.
— American Political Science Review
a well-researched, lucid narrative of four historic events...a welcome addition to the overly sparse literature on the art and science of diplomacy. A fascinating work, free of all the jargon that vexes so much American writing in the field of political science....
— Foreign Service Journal