William L. Clayton was "the principal architect of American post-war foreign economic policy" (Newsweek), yet his seminal contributions to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the Marshall Plan, and the Truman Doctrine have been largely ignored over the past four decades. This gap in the story of free-world cooperation is filled by Gregory Fossedal's vivid biography. "Will Clayton was an unswerving champion of global democratic capitalism. Fossedal's study demonstrates democracy in action-that ideas rule the world, and that we are obligated in these revolutionary times to export the American idea to the whole world as Mr. Clayton sought to do." —John Kemp "This is a timely, well-told story of one man's extraordinarily successful effort to shape a global, peacefully competitive economic community." —Senator Bill Bradley "An important addition to our understanding of modern history and particularly of the early phases of the Cold War… insightful and revealing." —Zbigniew Brzezinski Gregory A. Fossedal is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution and author of the widely praised book The Democratic Imperative. He is a former editorial writer for the Wall Street Journal and has also written for the New York Times , The New Republic , Commentary , Reader's Digest , and the American Spectator . Used Book in Good Condition