ANZUS and the Early Cold War

Examining the ANZUS Alliance, this study delves into the defense arrangement between Australia, New Zealand, and the United States that emerged post-World War II and influenced early Cold War dynamics. Andrew Kelly highlights the underlying tensions among the nations, their differing views on security, and the impact of U.S. leadership and British relations on the alliance. The book also addresses how these factors shaped responses to significant global events, making it a vital resource for understanding the development of international relations in the twentieth century.