The Price of Peace: Emergency Economic Intervention and U.S. Foreign Policy

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The analysis focuses on U.S. post-Cold War foreign policy interventions in Bosnia, the Palestinian Territories, and Haiti, emphasizing the importance of promoting hope and opportunity after conflicts. It critiques the effectiveness of American economic recovery programs, hindered by budget cuts, donor discrepancies, and institutional challenges. The book advocates for new strategies to enhance future success in post-conflict settings, highlighting the critical role of economic initiatives in fostering stability and addressing the needs of crisis victims.