Michael Pembroke Livres

The book explores the historical and geopolitical factors that have turned the Korean peninsula into a nuclear flashpoint, highlighting the significance of the Korean War in shaping modern international relations. It examines how the conflict marked the onset of the American century, influencing U.S. foreign policy and military strategy in Asia. Through this lens, the narrative delves into the complexities of North and South Korea's relationship and the broader implications for global security.

The Korean peninsula has had a troubled history but nothing quite compares with the tragedy of its American-inspired division in the twentieth century. Korea tells the story of the peninsula with compassion for the people of the North and South, understanding and insight for the role of China and concern about the past and present role of the United States.

The story of how America turned its back on the world...

Exploring the pivotal moments in history, this book delves into America's shift from global engagement to isolationism. It examines key events, political decisions, and cultural attitudes that contributed to this transformation, highlighting the consequences on both domestic and international fronts. Through insightful analysis, the narrative reveals how this retreat from the world has shaped contemporary American identity and its role on the global stage.