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The Globalizing of America, 1913–1945

Series The Cambridge History of American Foreign
Relations, Volume 3

Edited by Akira
Iriye

Publication Date 1993

Hardback ISBN-10 0521382068

Hardback ISBN-13 9780521382069

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
10.1017/CHOL9780521382069

Overview

Volume 3 describes the history of the foreign relations of the United States
during 1913-1945, the period of two world wars as well as of momentous changes
that brought to an end the period of European domination. The United States
emerged as the key global power, actively participating in wars but also
promoting trade and investment activities throughout the world, as well as
&#x2018:Americanising’ other countries' ways of life and habits of thought.
The book is thus not a usual survey of foreign policy decisions but tells a
story about America's growing involvement in all parts of the world and in all
aspects of twentieth-century life.

For more details of the
print book, and how to buy it online, please see The Globalizing of America,
1913–1945 in the Cambridge University Press online catalogue.

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The
Cambridge History of American Foreign Relations Vol. 3: The Globalizing of
America, 1913–1945

Frontmatter

The
age of European domination

The
Great War and American neutrality

The
United States at war

The
Versailles peace

The
1920s: the security aspect

The
1920s: the economic aspect

The
1920s: the cultural aspect

The
collapse of international order

Totalitarianism
and the survival of democracy

The
emergence of geopolitics

The
road to Pearl Harbor

The
global conflict

Bibliographic
Essay

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