by William Sommers

American Writers Who Were Diplomats by William Sommers The Writer as Diplomat – his dispatches read like a continued short story March 4, 1841 was the coldest – and totally unheated – inauguration day in U.S. history. Among its victims … Continued

by Steve Dobransky

American Writers Who Were Diplomats
by William Sommers

Review by Dennis M. Murphy
Reconstruction and Peace Building in the Balkans: The Brcko Experience by Robert William Farrand. With Allison Frendak-Blume, Rowland and Littlefield: Lanham, MD, ISBN: 978-1-4422-1235-0, 2011. 310 pp.

by Walter R. Roberts

Review by James Abrahamson
Somewhere in France, Somewhere in Germany: A Combat Soldier’s Journey through the Second World War. By Francis P. Sempa. (Lanham, MD: Hamilton Books, 2011. Pp. x, 102.

Reviewed by John Coffey
Allen C. Lynch, Vladimir Putin and Russian Statecraft, Potomac Books: Washington, DC, ISBN 13- 978-1-59797-298-7, 2011, 184 pp.

The Problem of Evoking the Past to Justify Policy
by Michael W. Santos

by William Sommers

by Peter Zeihan

Review by Norvell B. DeAtkine
Michael Radu, Europe’s Ghost; Tolerance, Jihadism, and the Crisis in the West. Encounter Books, New York, 2009, ISBN -13:978-I-59403-262-2, 773 pp.

Baltazar, Kovacs and Radnoti
by William Sommers

Diplomacy, Power Contest and Global Governance
by Sergey Smolinikov

by David Alexander Robinson

by Francis P. Sempa

by Shoji Ogawa

by Kristen Baker, James Mirchell, and Brian Tindall

by Francis P. Sempa

by Lt. Col. Kristen Baker, Maj. James Mitchell, and Brian Tindal