The Flawed Architect

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Hanhimaki argues that Kissinger was ?shortsighted? in believing that the ?Soviet Union was and would remain America?s primary foreign policy nemesis. . . dictators were supported in the third world and grassroots movements for human rights and independence were by and large ignored as inconsequential.? Hanhimaki is a professor of international history and politics at the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva. A lengthy excerpt from his book on Kissinger, published in September, 2004 by Oxford University Press, is available at millercenter.org. A book signing will follow the Forum.