Politics of Force

The book explores key Cold War events, including the Berlin crises, the Taiwan Strait crisis, and the Cuban crisis, highlighting the complex and politicized nature of international coercion during these pivotal moments. Through detailed analysis, the author examines how these crises shaped global relations and the strategies employed by nations to exert influence and control. The work provides insights into the interplay of power dynamics and the implications of coercive diplomacy in a tense geopolitical landscape.