Tag: Diplomacy
Diplomats’ Duties in a Time of Disease
The following accounts are excerpted from news stories and social media posts.
Ralph J. Bunche – U.N. Mediator in the Middle East and Nobel Laureate
by Renee M. Earle
The Education of an Idealist
The Education of an Idealist by Samatha Power
reviewed by Donald Camp
The Challenges of the Middle East
by Haviland Smith It is clear that there are powerful people both in the United States and in Iran who would like to force a real confrontation between our two countries. What is completely unclear is whether or not those … Continued
The Zombie Returns
Middle East Peace Plan Would Create Palestinian Bantustan
by Edward Marks
Interns Reflect on Their Experiences at the State Department
Deja Gainey and Eric Kindelan were interns in the Bureau of Legislative Affairs (H) at the State Department during the Fall Semester of 2018.
U.S. Diplomatic Engagement and Cultural Heritage Protection
by Larry Schwartz
Adapted from Newberry Series Lecture at Dacor-Bacon House
Washington, D.C., July 13, 2018
U.S. Embassy Tokyo Role in the Establishment of U.S.-Mongolia Relations
by Alicia J. Campi
Why Did You Wake Us Up in the Middle of the Night?: Use of NIACT, 1978
by David Langbart
Why Did You Wake Us Up in the Middle of the Night? Use of NIACT, 1963
From the National Archives
by David Langbart