Attitudes Toward European Security, 1990-1997
By SORIN LUNGU

"The post-Cold War period shows that America has become a nation more like others, the only remaining superpower, but actually less influential with its allies than it used to be." [FULL TEXT]

Surviving Double Jeopardy
By JAMES HUSKEY

“I counted and identified bodies in a strange déjà vu of the Tiananmen body count. It was surrealistic as colleagues came running to tell me this colleague was alive . . . or that colleague was dead. . . . We lost more than half of our embassy. . . .” [[FULL TEXT]

A New Department — and A New Face

The latest issue of American Diplomacy offers two reviews of books in the international relations field, a new Reviews department to house them, and a new editor to manage that department. We invite you to make their acquaintance without delay! [FULL TEXT]

 

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