Decisions and Dilemmas: Case Studies in Presidential Foreign Policy Making Since 1945

The book gives good insights and observations into specific foreign policy decisions from World War II to the present. It is an enjoyable read, and the book gives specific insights into which factors were most important in any given decision. Each case study is valuable for some reason, and they clearly explain events you may have heard about but do not really understand. The only drawback, it tends to be a little too much like a textbook at times, but why not Bob Strong is a professor.