How U.S.-Soviet Scientific and Technical Exchanges Helped End the Cold War
by Olga Krasnyak
Mr. Dooley and the Russians
by Peter Bridges
Vice President Nixon and Cold War Public Diplomacy
by Hans Tuch
Can the European Union Save Multilateralism?
by Mikael Barfod
Swap-Shop: Time for a Deal in Kosovo?
by Louis Sell
Bonn Voyage, Twenty Years After
by Richard Gilbert
Arms Control, Reagan, and the Mothers of Filderstadt
by Hans Tuch
Operation Vittles
A Recipe Book. An Airlift. A Song.
By Prudence Bushnell (U.S. Ambassador, Retired)
A New Cold War: Personal Reflections Regarding Russia’s Missed Opportunities with NATO, Ukraine and Its Western Neighbors
by Keith C. Smith
Good Grief! An Embarrassing Career-Endangering Episode
by Hans Tuch
Relearning the Art of Nation State Diplomacy
by Mike Anderson
Post-War Burma, a First-Hand Account from John Cady
Excerpted with permission of Ohio University from “Contacts with Burma, 1935-1949: A Personal Account”.
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
Foreign Service Accounts from the Oral History Archives
As we watch Brexit developments, ADST’s “Evolution of the European Union: Early Seeds of Dissolution?” presents a picture of the EU’s troubled beginnings.
Refugee Integration in Berlin—Lessons for the U.S.
by Liliana Martinez, Brittany Aldredge, Maen Hammad
Fascism: A Warning
Review by Gilbert Donahue
Fascism: A Warning. Madeleine Albright with Bill Woodward, Harper Collins, 2018, 288 pages including index.
The Marshall Plan: Seventy Years Since the Start of a Great Diplomatic Effort
by Thomas E. McNamara