“Recommended for readers interested in current events and 20th-century history, especially military history and U.S.-Asia relations.” — Library Journal
“Arc of Empire’s propositions and conclusions are eloquently stated and for the most part, it seems to me, true. . . . [It] will add to the knowledge of older readers and enlighten younger ones.” — The New York Review of Books
“Required reading for advanced students of modern US history, and therefore a necessary purchase for all academic libraries. Essential. Upper-division undergraduates and above.” — CHOICE
“A crisp, lively narrative sure to interest scholars in the field, their students, and the general public.” — Journal of American History
“A powerful analysis of the American wars in eastern Asia that span the twentieth century.” — International Affairs
“[This] book should be illuminating and instructive to all who are concerned about U.S. overseas military involvement and its domestic and international ramifications.” — H-Empire Reviews
“Whether you are prone to agree or take issue with this book’s controversial premise and conclusions, it is well worth reading.” — Missoulian
“A tremendously important book . . . . It is imperative for all scholars of foreign relations, especially of U.S. foreign relations, to read Arc of Empire” — Reviews in American History
“Hunt and Levine’s book is important . . . to anyone who deals with the history of American foreign policy.” — H-War
“A valuable book that merits careful reading. . . . Will encourage readers to take a fresh look at wars usually treated in isolation.” — Army History
