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Rostow's Law of Controlled Escalation Revealed
AP Special Correspondent outlines Walt Rostow's new Cold War law as found in Politics and the Stages of Growth. The rule holds that A may use force against B, but B may not escalate, with Berlin 1948 and Korea 1950 cited as examples and Rostow's role in U.S. policy noted.
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William L. Ryan
Pe Day
Rostow
Walt Whitman Rostow
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Restow
Pentagon
United States
Asia
Cambrites University Press
University of Texas
Berlin
Korea
Indochina
Stalin
North Korea
South Korea
North Vietnam
U.S.S.R
Moscow