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Henry E. Mattox

Horowitz Foundation

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

AFSA

  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

Statement of Editorial Procedures

  The Center on Law, Ethics and National Security at Duke University, in conjunction with Duke’s Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy, Kenan Institute for Ethics, Global Capital Markets Center, the Duke Law School’s Program in Public Law, and the … Read more

University of Akron’s School of Business

AFSA’s letter to Foreign Service Director General

Assessing the Presidency of George W. Bush at Midpoint:
Political, Ethical and Historical Considerations

books from Don Petterson

Committee Expected to Report Legislation

We received the following publication announcement by e-mail from Professor Satish Kumar in New Delhi, India. For further information, contact him at the addresses listed below. .— Ed. INDIA’S NATIONAL SECURITY: ANNUAL REVIEW 2001 by Prof. Satish Kumar India’s National … Read more

FRUS

FPRI

from J. R. Bullington

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.

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