Diplomacy in Crisis September 30 2026
The Cost to America and the World The American Diplomacy journal has focused its mission on presenting the voices of practitioners: commentaries and stories from people who “have been there.” With this section of the journal, we aim to explore … Read more
Diplomacy in Crisis September 23 2026
The Cost to America and the World The American Diplomacy journal has focused its mission on presenting the voices of practitioners: commentaries and stories from people who “have been there.” With this section of the journal, we aim to explore … Read more
Diplomacy in Crisis September 16 2026
The Cost to America and the World The American Diplomacy journal has focused its mission on presenting the voices of practitioners: commentaries and stories from people who “have been there.” With this section of the journal, we aim to explore … Read more
Diplomacy in Crisis September 9 2026
The Cost to America and the World The American Diplomacy journal has focused its mission on presenting the voices of practitioners: commentaries and stories from people who “have been there.” With this section of the journal, we aim to explore … Read more
Diplomacy in Crisis September 2 2026
The Cost to America and the World The American Diplomacy journal has focused its mission on presenting the voices of practitioners: commentaries and stories from people who “have been there.” With this section of the journal, we aim to explore … Read more
Diplomacy in Crisis August 26 2026
The Cost to America and the World The American Diplomacy journal has focused its mission on presenting the voices of practitioners: commentaries and stories from people who “have been there.” With this section of the journal, we aim to explore … Read more
August 1 2026
The Editor’s Page Commentary China and America – Are Cooperation and Competition Both Possible? by Robert Pearson Trying to Get Russia Right by Thomas Graham The Widening Atlantic by Robert Cox and Kees Rietveld Thirty Years On, the Middle East Churns … Read more
Editor’s Page
This is the 30th anniversary issue of American Diplomacy, an occasion that invites an effort to step back from short-term events and try to look at longer-term trends. Accordingly, we’ve asked a distinguished group of experts to reflect in our … Read more
China and America – Are Cooperation and Competition Both Possible?
by W. Robert Pearson
Trying to Get Russia Right
by Thomas Graham
The Widening Atlantic
by Robert Cox & Kees Rietveld
Thirty Years On, the Middle East Churns in a Turbulent World
by Barbara Leaf
The Global South: Thirty Years and Counting
by Charles Ray
The Struggle to Move from Anarchy to a Rules-Based International System
by Edward Marks
Diplomacy at War’s End
by Raymond F. Smith
Currents on the Water: Thirty Years That Remade the Foreign Service
by Lisa Heller
On the 250th Anniversary of America’s Independence, The Sacrifices and Achievements of the Foreign Service Deserve Our Country’s Recognition
by Kenneth M. Quinn
Sino-European Relations Amid a Transatlantic Breakdown
by Andrew Pruden
Books of Interest August 2026
China’s Weaponization of Trade: Resistance Through Collective Resilience by Victor Cha, Ellen Kim, Andy Lim
The Idea of China: A Contested History by Xu Guoqi
Enduring Hostility: The Making of America’s Iran Policy by Dalia Dassa Kaye
Chokepoints: American Power in the Age of Economic Warfare by Edward Fishman
Profiles in Service: Peace Corps Roots in American Diplomacy by Ben East
Treachery and Diplomacy: The Shadow Politics of U.S.-Africa Relations by Sobukwe Odinga
Diplomacy in Crisis July 29 2026
The Cost to America and the World The American Diplomacy journal has focused its mission on presenting the voices of practitioners: commentaries and stories from people who “have been there.” With this section of the journal, we aim to explore … Read more