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Title
The hawk general : Alexander Haig and the formation of foreign policy in the Nixon and Reagan administrations, 1969-1982
Creator(s)
Carolyn Lieber Hart
Date
April 30, 2012
Department or Program
History
Advisor(s)
David Schmitz
Abstract
This thesis explores the impact of General Alexander Haig on the formation of foreign policy during his time as a member of President Richard Nixon’s National Security Council and as President Ronald Reagan’s secretary of state.
