United States Foreign Policy Professor Unveils the Impact James A. Baker III Had in Ending the Cold War
Bush and his Secretary of State, James A. Baker, III, as they managed U.S. relations at a critical time in world history.
- Bush and his Secretary of State, James A. Baker, III, as they managed U.S. relations at a critical time in world history.
- Negroponte argues the Cold War ended peacefully due to Bakers firm hand and hard bargaining with friend and foe.
- A fascinating account of Secretary of State James Bakers skillful diplomacy in ending the last remnants of the Cold War, said Jack F. Matlock, Jr., U.S.
- Ambassador to the USSR (1987-91), professor at Duke University and author of Reagan and Gorbachev: How the Cold War Ended.