The Limits of Power: The World and United States Foreign Policy, 1945-1954

Contents
Abbreviations and Acronyms Used
Introduction
1. The Reconstruction of the World Economy
2. American Diplomacy and Russia, 1945-1946
3. Great Britain and the New World Economy
4. Military Power and Foreign Policy, 1945-1946
5. The Future of Germany
6. The Political Economy of Western Europe, 1945-1946
7. The Transformation of Eastern Europe, 1945-1947
8. Greece and the Middle East: Tradition and Turmoil
9. China: From Chaos to Revolution
10. Korea, 1945-1948 : The American Way of Liberation
11. The Dilemma of Japan
12. The 1947 Crisis: The Truman Doctrine and American Globalism
13, The Marshall Plan, I: Foundations of Policy
14. Czechoslovakia and the Consolidation of Soviet Power
15. Heir to Empire: The Near East and Mastery of the World's Oil
16. The Marshall Plan, II: The Economics of European Restoration
17. The Failure of the Marshall Plan, 1949~1950
18. Military Power and Diplomatie Policy, 1947-1949: Definitions and Confrontations
19. The Restoration of Japan
20. China: The Triumphant Revolution, 1947-1950
21. Korea: From Civil War to Global Crisis
22. Korea: The War with China
23. The Dilemmas of World Economic Power, 1950”1953
24. Europe and the Dilemmas of Military Power, 1950-1952
25. Eisenhower and the Crisis of American Power
Conclusion: The Limits of Integration
Notes
Index