1st Edition
Kissinger, Angola and US-African Foreign Policy The Unintentional Realist
Introduction
Chapter One: No Cause For Concern: US foreign policy and Angola 1969-1974
Chapter Two: The Davis Nomination and the crisis of credibility in US Foreign Policy
Chapter Three: The Fallout: Kissinger, Davis and the State Department
Chapter Four: The Approval of Operation IAFEATURE
Chapter Five: An Autumn of Discontent: The Collapse of IAFEATURE
Chapter Six: Humpty Dumpty Politics: Kissinger, Congress and the Vietnam Legacy
Chapter Seven: A Fractured Consensus: The Ford Administration confronts Congress
Chapter Eight: A New Beginning? Kissinger and US-African Policy
Conclusion
Biography
Steven O’Sullivan graduated with a PhD in History from University College Cork, Ireland in 2014. He also holds a Masters in both International Relations and in Information Systems, as well as Bachelor of Arts in History and Archaeology. His research interests include: US Cold War Foreign Policy in the Third-World, the Vietnam syndrome and US executive and legislative relations.
