U.S. Department of State Releases Volumes on Nixon, Kennedy in the Foreign Relations of the United States series
FRUS
Long-time U. S. Ambassador Dies
FPRI
Letter from Niger
from J. R. Bullington
American Diplomacy Publicizes Essay Contest
Essays should be in English and no more than 2,000 words, preferably prepared in MS Word and submitted electronically to Ambassador Cotter no later than June 1, 2002.
Excerpts from Secretary Powell’s Testimony on FY2003 Budget
AFSA
TISS Conference on Terrorism: Threat and Response February 27 and 28
TISS
Department of State and American Foreign Service Association (AFSA) on Reform Measures
Text of a joint AFSA/Foreign Service Director General official cable
An Invitation Issued Once Again
Eclectic Publishing Policy
Contributions to American Diplomacy Are Tax Deductible
Checks should be made out to American Diplomacy Publishers and forwarded to Box 3114, Chapel Hill, N.C., 27515.
Congress Begins Budget Process
AFSA Statement in the “Congressional Record” — Facts and Figures on Personnel Needs
Foreign Relations Volume on Indonesia; Malaysia-Singapore; Philippines
FRUS
About ADST—The Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
ADST
American Diplomacy announces new volunteer staff members
Associate Publisher Michael W. Cotter; Associate Editor Richard C. Schoonover
New Publisher Enters on Duty
R. Bartlett Moon
Diplomatic Oral History Program
ADST
U. S. Department of State Releases Foreign Relations of the United States Volumes
On the Soviet Union, 1964-1968, the Near East Region and Arabian Peninsula, 1964-68; and South Korea, 1964-68
FRUS
LATEST ON STATE DEPARTMENT REFORM
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
Department of State releases FRUS volume on Mainland Southeast Asia
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
Essay Competition on U.S. – China Relations
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
SIGNIFICANT BOOKS SURVEY
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
