This book examines the foreign policy decisions and their outcomes during the Clinton administration. Philip E. Auerswald analyzes the complex geopolitical landscape and the strategic choices made by the administration, drawing on available historical records and policy analyses. The work aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the key foreign policy initiatives and their impact on global affairs.

This book is likely to be of interest to scholars and students of American foreign policy and contemporary international relations. It offers a focused examination of a specific presidential administration's approach to global affairs. The work appears to provide a structured analysis of policy decisions and their consequences, contributing to the historical record of this period.