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A rigorous and critical examination of the neoconservative movement and the bureaucratic, ideological battles over American foreign policy from 1969 to 2009....[A] captivating chronicle. Highly recommended. --Library Journal

A well-reported, fast-paced history lesson on the eternal conflict between ideologues and policymakers and the hubris that always accompanies success. -- Kirkus Reviews

Absorbing a must read .illuminating and deeply provocative .The Forty Years War is a book that deserves to have a much higher public profile as Colodny and Shachtman are marshalling new evidence to challenge conventional interpretations of late Cold War political history and foreign policy. --Zenpundit.com [Colodny and Shachtman] tell the story from Nixon to now, and they do it in meticulous and interesting detail. --Chicago Sun-Times A rigorous and critical examination of the neoconservative movement and the bureaucratic, ideological battles over American foreign policy from 1969 to 2009. [A] captivating chronicle. Highly recommended. --Library Journal A well-reported, fast-paced history lesson on the eternal conflict between ideologues and policymakers and the hubris that always accompanies success. --Kirkus Reviews A well-reported, fast-paced history lesson on the eternal conflict between ideologues and policymakers and the hubris that always accompanies success. --Kirkus Reviews Absorbing...a must read....illuminating and deeply provocative....The Forty Years War is a book that deserves to have a much higher public profile as Colodny and Shachtman are marshalling new evidence to challenge conventional interpretations of late Cold War political history and foreign policy. --Zenpundit.com [Colodny and Shachtman] tell the story from Nixon to now, and they do it in meticulous and interesting detail. --Chicago Sun-Times A rigorous and critical examination of the neoconservative movement and the bureaucratic, ideological battles over American foreign policy from 1969 to 2009....[A] captivating chronicle. Highly recommended. --Library Journal

A well-reported, fast-paced history lesson on the eternal conflict between ideologues and policymakers and the hubris that always accompanies success. --Kirkus Reviews

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