Category: Journal Notes
Message from the New Editor
Beginning July 14, [Jim Bullington] will undertake with pleasure and gratitude the editorship of American Diplomacy…
American Diplomacy Loses Two Founding Members
In Memoriam: Roy M. Melbourne and Carl R. Fritz
by William N. Dale
Change of the Guard: New Book Review Editor
A Change of the Guard American Diplomacy informs its readership that our book review editor for the past nine years or so has resigned his post. Dr. Rorin Platt will remain on the American Diplomacy Publishers board of directors, but has … Read more
A Special Appeal from the Editor
Please do not consider this an appeal for funds, as useful as we find money in meeting the expenses incurred in publishing the volunteer-staffed journal and as tax deductible as donors find their contributions. You will find a request for such … Read more
Two Years of Achievments
Two Years of AchievementsRecent weeks have pointed up for the United States the uncertainties of the international power struggle, that is, the win-some and lose-some aspect of relations between nation states. I make this point not with regard to military … Read more
Subscriber Info
Dear reader,If you are a new visitor to this web site you may be yet unaware that American Diplomacy is not a periodical publication in which new issues are published on a monthly or quarterly basis. Rather, the content of our publication … Read more
The Journal’s Editorial and Publication Policies
The Journal’s Editorial and Publication Policies: An Invitation Renewed Submissions Previous Publication Evaluation Acceptance Photo submission Copyright Within the field indicated by its title, American Diplomacy has followed an eclectic publishing policy over the past nearly six years of its … Read more
Plus ça Change…
We have seen some changes here at the journal’s corporate sponsor, and I thought it might be well to let you in on them. But bear in mind, changes or no, the basics will remain the same. The parent … Read more
American Diplomacy Publicizes Essay Contest
Essays should be in English and no more than 2,000 words, preferably prepared in MS Word and submitted electronically to Ambassador Cotter no later than June 1, 2002.
Contributions to American Diplomacy Are Tax Deductible
Checks should be made out to American Diplomacy Publishers and forwarded to Box 3114, Chapel Hill, N.C., 27515.
American Diplomacy announces new volunteer staff members
Associate Publisher Michael W. Cotter; Associate Editor Richard C. Schoonover
Essay Competition on U.S. – China Relations
The National Committee on United States-China Relations, based in New York, has announced the establishment of an essay contest in the memory of the late A. Doak Barnett, an internationally recognized scholar in the field. The competition is open to … Read more