The Kissinger Legacy: American-Middle East Policy

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By Ishaq I. Ghanayem and Alden H. Voth

Praeger, 1984, 237 pp

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This essay in diplomatic history is not strikingly new in information or interpretation, covering much the same ground, without the same authority, as William Quandt's Decade of Decision and Kissinger's own memoirs, but it is a good and thorough survey, well and judiciously written. Kissinger is given much credit, but not always taken at his own evaluation.

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