A new interpretation of Kissinger's legacy, arguing that he anticipated, and in fact enabled, the ascendance of the neoconservative idealists who took America into crippling wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Grandin examines Kissinger's own writings alongside a trove of newly-declassified documents.
Most accounts of Kissinger have focused either on his crimes or his accomplishments Grandin pushes past both narratives to show how Kissinger's politics anticipated the aggressive, imperial policies of today.
One of the most innovative attacks on Kissinger's record and legacy . . . Grandin writes with engaging passion and an admirable desire to view Kissinger within the broad sweep of history. The New York Times Book Review
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