Insight and Analysis from Foreign Affairs Practitioners and Scholars
Established 1996 • Beatrice Camp, Editor
“How Does U.S. Diplomacy Benefit Americans?” In a challenging time when Americans are asking themselves and their leaders what role our country should play in international affairs and how that role helps the American people, we invite you to join … Continued
Virtual discussion presented by the American Diplomacy Journal and the Office of the Vice Provost for Global Affairs at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
Increased refugee flows from the southern hemispheres and the Middle East impact not only immediate neighbors; but threaten political dialogue, economics and security in Europe, Russia, China. and the United States.
How can our national governments and the international community successfully address this challenge?
by Chas W. Freeman, Jr.
With this issue, we add archival articles on Russia and Afghanistan
To mark our 25th anniversary, we spotlight past articles about diplomats, diplomatic practice, and challenges facing the State Department. With this issue, we add archival articles of interest on policy and the environment.
by Dr. John Harbeson and Keith P. McCormick