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Paintings by Cynthia Farrell Johnson

November 2015

C. Farrell Johnson Fine Arts, LLC Previous                                                                         Next Peace. This was a mixed media work—Gouache paint, mesh, and tissue paper.     Cynthia Farrell Johnson Cynthia Farrell Johnson is a fan of … Continued

India Rapidly Becoming the World’s Largest Carbon Emitter

November 2015

by Jon P. Dorschner American press coverage of Indian issues has generally praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The principal emphasis has been on Modi’s repeated promises to turn India into an economic powerhouse … Continued

Six New Books Alerts for November 2015

November 2015

Our new format designed to replace our book reviews places more of the choice on you, the Reader. My colleagues and I at American Diplomacy will identify a variety of new books that we believe may interest you. We’ll provide … Continued

The Mind of the African Strongman

November 2015

Reviewed by Anthony Quainton Herman J Cohen, The Mind of the African Strongman: Conversations with Dictators, Statesmen, and Father Figures, New Academia Publishing/Vellum, 2015, ISBN-13: 978-098643530, 288 pp. $34.00 (Hardcover), $24.00 (Paperback) In the course of a forty-year career working … Continued

The Wedding Gifts

November 2015

by Ambassador James Rosenthal Diplomacy is more than high-level foreign policy-making and execution, formal negotiation of treaties and other agreements, carefully-crafted representations to foreign governments, and fancy parties and ceremonies. The mundane day-to-day issues a diplomat at a foreign post … Continued

American Diplomacy Links—November 2015

November 2015

  “Five Things To Know About the Paris Attack” What the Paris attack tells us about ISIS, France as a target, Syrian refugees in Europe, and whether the United States will be next. By Daniel L. Byman, Brookings Blogs. Byman … Continued

The ambition of China and its democratization issue

November 2015

by Zhang Xiaomao Historical events are always astonishingly similar. In the early Korean War, China ruled by the Chinese Communist Party(CCP) frequently publicly warned the U.S. not to go beyond the 38th  parallel north to invade North Korea or China … Continued

American Diplomacy Spoken Word Links—November 2015

November 2015

“President Hollande’s Remarks in Response to Terror attacks in Paris” French President Francois Hollande spoke to the French people in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris. http://globalnews.ca/news/2338751/read-the-full-text-of-french-president-francois-hollandes-response-to-paris-attacks/ “Architects of Disaster: The Destruction of Libya” Former House Intelligence Committee … Continued

Early Days at London Embassy

November 2015

by Bob Baker I had always loved my imagined picture of London, drawn mostly from English essayists like Steele, Addison and Lamb, or novelists like Charles Dickens, Evelyn Waugh, Graham Greene, etc. I was about fifty to a hundred years … Continued