State and Defense in the Clinton-Bush Presidencies: Perspectives of Four Secretaries in Power, (Paperback)

The perspectives of the Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense of the United States of America have a significant impact on the direction a presidential administration takes and on the accomplishments it achieves. The Secretaries of State and Defense are at the forefront of presidential decision-making on foreign policy and are influential principals on the world stage. Additionally, the way they interact and work with each other can either promote cooperation and collaboration or create tension and obstructions.

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