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Stephanie S. Kinney, who contributed a landmark study of Foreign Service attitudes and opinions to the Summer 2000 issue of the journal [Developing Diplomats for 2010: If Not Now, When?], sent us the following “Open Forum” notice describing recent reform-related … Read more

THE CONSEQUENCES of the war in Vietnam and Laos for U.S. relations with neighboring Southeast Asian states not directly involved in the conflict, as well as for the regional mutual defense organizations, are the focus of the documentary volume, Foreign … Read more

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

American Diplomacy Announces SIGNIFICANT BOOKS SURVEY The editor and publisher of American Diplomacy announce an inquiry which we hope will elicit thought, comment, and maybe some controversy. We invite you, our readers, to send us your compilation of a top … Read more

by Eugene D. Schmiel   The author, a retired U.S. Foreign Service officer and frequent contributor of articles and opinion pieces to this journal, describes below a training program that should be of interest to our younger readers. The institute … Read more

On April 4 the U.S. Department of State released Foreign Relations, 1964-1968, volume XVIII, Arab-Israeli Dispute, 1964-1967. This documentary collection recounts the difficulties President Lyndon Johnson and other U.S. policymakers encountered in dealing with the long-standing Arab-Israeli conflict from 1964 … Read more

Associates of the American Foreign Service Worldwide Debuts New Website Associates of the American Foreign Service Worldwide, formerly the Association of American Foreign Service Women, is proud to announce the debut of its new web site. Foreign Service Lifelines, the … Read more

The following was submitted to American Diplomacy by the Office of the Historian, U. S. Department of State, Washington, DC, 20520    ~Ed. On November 10 the Department of State released a new volume in the historical documentary series Foreign Relations … Read more

The following information was submitted to American Diplomacy by the Triangle Institute for Security Studies, a consortium of faculty members at Duke University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and North Carolina State University, all located in the … Read more