American Neutrality In The 20th Century The Impossible Dream

CONTENTS AcknowledgmentsPrefaceIntroductionAssumptions and ConsiderationsThe Law of Neutrality and Relative Combat PowerDefinitions and ClarificationsNeutrality in the Modern WorldNeutrality and Civil WarThe ChangeThe BeginningThe Spanish-American WarThe Change Is UnderstoodThe Mexican RevolutionAvoiding World War IThe Interwar PeriodThe More Things ChangeThe League of NationsThe Havana Convention on Maritime NeutralityThe Kellogg-Briand PactAn Isolationist United StatesThe Fruits of IsolationismBacking into WarThe Price of Violent PeaceEnter the United NationsRecreating the Wheel of PeaceThe CharterExploitation and EscalationPostwar ?Peace?Unequals in the Postwar WorldStill in ForceThe Suez CrisisJustice at the Expense of Peace?The Nixon DoctrineThe 1971 Indo-Pakistani WarThe Bloody Lebanese ?Peace?The War Powers ResolutionOther CasesPerspectiveHistorical AssessmentThe FutureThe Role of Naval DiplomacyDoes the Law Foster Peace with Justice?PrescriptionSummaryConclusionAbout the AuthorPetrie, John N. is the author of 'American Neutrality In The 20th Century The Impossible Dream' with ISBN 9781410218490 and ISBN 141021849X.