The Money Crunch
Are We Seeing the Twilight of Professional Diplomacy? The Money Crunch A C C O R D I N G T O N E W S reports, the U. S. military establishment, 1.2 million people strong, costs some $246 … Read more
The Foreign Affairs Oral History Program
Mr. Kennedy, director of the Foreign Affairs Oral History Program based at the Foreign Service Institute outside Washington, DC, and a retired Foreign Service officer, has provided American Diplomacy the following description of the Program and its offerings, along with … Read more
Southeast Asia in 1996
by Ronald D. F. Palmer I. History of Recent TimesTHIS IS WRITTEN IN 1996, one year after the fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War II was widely celebrated in the United States and Europe. The Asians marked the … Read more
Jimmy Carter and SALT II: THE PATH TO FRUSTRATION
by Matthew M. Oyos
Democratization, Failed States, and Peace Operations: THE CHALLENGE OF UNGOVERNABILITY*
by Robert H. Dorff WITH THE PUBLICATION of A National Security Strategy of Engagement and Enlargement in July 1994, the Clinton Administration formally articulated the United States strategic objective of “protecting, consolidating and enlarging the community of free market democracies” … Read more
American Diplomatic Practice Redefined
by Roy M. Melbourne
The Future of Palestine
by Curtis F. Jones
The End of the Story
by Ed Williams
Public Opinion on Human Rights in American Foreign Policy
by Ole R. Holsti
Three Cold War American Diplomats — A Personal Assessment
by Bill Dale
U. S. Presidents, Military Service, and the Electorate
by Henry E. Mattox
Public Opinion on Human Rights in American Foreign Policy, Part II
by Ole R. Holsti