Vietnam: Explaining America's Lost WarISBN: 978-1-4051-2527-7
Hardcover
232 pages
April 2008, Wiley-Blackwell
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Preface ix
1 From the Streets to the Books: The Origins of an Enduring Debate 1
2 A Necessary War or a Mistaken War? 25
3 “Kennedy Exceptionalism” or “Missed Opportunity for Peace” or “Lost Victory?” – The Movement toward War, 1961-1965 50
4 The Revisionist Critique of the “Other War” – The Clausewitzian Alternative 84
5 The Revisionist Critique of the “Strategy for Defeat” – The Clausewitzian Alternative 84
6 The Media and the War: Shaping or Reflecting Public Opinion? 133
7 The Tet Offensive: A decisive American Victory or a Prolongation of Stalemate? 154
8 Nixon-Kissinger and the Ending of the War; A “Lost Victory” or “Neither Peace nor Honor?” 179
9 Conclusion 207
Bibliography 211
Index 214