The Challenge to American Foreign Policy

action Africa agencies aggression American representation anti-American areas Asia atomic attack attitudes authority British carry challenge Chiefs of Staff civilian influence Communist contacts coöperation counter danger Defense Departments democracy develop difficulties East Berlin East Germany East Zone EDWIN LAWRENCE GODKIN effort emphasis Euro Europe European community European Defense European Defense Community Execution of Policy face fact factors fear feeling forces France free nations free world freedom German participation Germany ideological important institutions intellectuals interest Japan Japanese Joint Chiefs Korea Kremlin leadership matter means meet ment military considerations mission munist National War College nomic Pakistan peace pean play policy-making political and economic political leaders poses position present President problems psychological question repre representation abroad responsibility rience role Russia Secretary Secretary of War situation Socialists solutions Soviet threat Soviet Union Stimson strength task thinking tion uniformed officers unity West Western