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The First War on Terrorism: Counter-terrorism Policy during the Reagan Administration
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Review
In his thoroughly researched, skillfully analyzed, and well-written volume, David C. Wills sets the counterterrorism record of the Reagan presidency straight, lays out the decision-making processes in the Reagan administration, and dissects the different belief systems and the power plays of top-level actors. (Political Science Quarterly )
Judicious, meticulous, and thorough. Wills has painstakingly assembled declassified documents, interviews, and published sources to tell the most complete story yet of Reagan-era counter-terrorism policy. This will be <U>the<U> book to consult on the Reagan Administration's counter-terrorism policies.... (Scott T. Waalkes )
Judicious, meticulous, and thorough. Wills has painstakingly assembled declassified documents, interviews, and published sources to tell the most complete story yet of Reagan-era counter-terrorism policy. This will be the book to consult on the Reagan Administration's counter-terrorism policies. (Scott T. Waalkes )
About the Author
David C. Wills received his PhD from the University of Virginia and is currently living in Santa Barbara, California.
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