The Foreign Affairs Oral History Collection: A National Treasure
by Heather Ashe
Dubai Expo Pavilions Put Public Diplomacy Front and Center
by Kyla Denwood and Spencer Cox
Can Sisyphus Win? Reforming Diplomacy for New Challenges
by June Carter Perry
Broadening the Foreign Service: The Role of Diplomats in Residence
by June Carter Perry
How Summer Adventures Become Diplomacy
by Michael McCarry
The Foreign Policy Triangle: A Schema to Promote Understanding of the Basis for Foreign Policy Decisions
by Russell C. Brown, M.Ed. When looking at the foreign policy of the United States, or any country for that matter, understanding motives is crucial. There has been great debate throughout the 20th and the early 21st centuries over what … Read more
Diplomacy as a Profession
by Chas Freeman Remarks to the American Foreign Service Association Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr., USFS (Ret.) The Foreign Service Club, Washington, DC, 11 January 1995 Ladies and Gentlemen: There’s a door prize being given out today. Finally, after … Read more
Honoring Language Learners
by Chas Freeman
English Speaking Only Spies Won’t Do
Book Review Editor’s Note This special “Intel Issue” reflects the explosion in intelligence historiography and the cornucopia of declassified Soviet and American documents covering the Second World War and the Cold War that began following the end of the Cold … Read more
The Arabic Language
Its Place in the Middle East’s Culture and Politics
by Curtis F. Jones
The Political-Military Army Officer: Soldier Scholar or Cocktail Commando
The Political-Military Army Officer: Soldier Scholar or Cocktail Commando? By Norvell B. De Atkine “While the military culture has evolved over the years and we now have an Army almost unrecognizable to pre-Vietnam war veterans, one issue has remained pretty … Read more
Cross-generational discussions on the craft of diplomacy: Anti-Americanism at Ground Level
A new project from American Diplomacy— • EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION• PROF. MICHAEL HUNT An Experiment in Oral History •McPHERSON Anti-Americanism at Ground Level • JACOBS Connecting Communities • ENDY A Most Unusual Type of Work • HUNT and MATTOX Further Notes … Read more
Cross-generational discussions on the craft of diplomacy: A Most Unusual Type of Work
A new project from American Diplomacy— • EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION• PROF. MICHAEL HUNT An Experiment in Oral History •McPHERSON Anti-Americanism at Ground Level • JACOBS Connecting Communities • ENDY A Most Unusual Type of Work • HUNT and MATTOX Further Notes … Read more
Cross-generational discussions on the craft of diplomacy: An introduction
A new project from American Diplomacy AN INTRODUCTION: What Sort of “Venture”? • EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION • PROF. MICHAEL HUNT An Experiment in Oral History •McPHERSON Anti-Americanism at Ground Level • JACOBS Connecting Communities • ENDY A Most Unusual Type of … Read more
Cross-Generational discussions on the craft of diplomacy: An Experiment in Oral History
A new project from American Diplomacy— • EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION• PROF. MICHAEL HUNT An Experiment in Oral History •McPHERSON Anti-Americanism at Ground Level • JACOBS Connecting Communities • ENDY A Most Unusual Type of Work • HUNT and MATTOX Further Notes … Read more
Cross-Generational discussions on the craft of diplomacy: Further notes on methods
A new project from American Diplomacy— • EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION• PROF. MICHAEL HUNT An Experiment in Oral History •McPHERSON Anti-Americanism at Ground Level • JACOBS Connecting Communities • ENDY A Most Unusual Type of Work • HUNT and MATTOX Further Notes … Read more
Institute for Experiential Learning Announces Embassy and Diplomatic Scholars Internship Program
American Diplomacy takes pleasure in making available to its readers an internship announcement submitted by author and scholar Eugene Schmiel. (Be sure not to miss Dr. Schmiel’s piece entitled “Ms. Hearst, I Presume” in the current issue of this Journal). … Read more