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American Diplomacy

• Inaugural Issue - Volume I, No. 1, September 18, 1996
  
  

  Articles: Public Opinion on Human Rights in American Foreign Policy by Ole R. Holsti Three Cold War American Diplomats: A Personal Assessment by William N. Dale U. S. Presidents, Military Service, and the Electorate, by Henry E. Mattox Commentary on Current Issues: Curtis F. Jones on the future of Palestine Life in the Foreign Service: Roy Melbourne on America's 'redefined' diplomatic practice Ed Williams on unfinished Foreign Service stories

  
  
  
• Volume I, No. 2, December 4, 1996
  
  

  Articles: Democratization, Failed states, and Peace Operations: THE CHALLENGE OF UNGOVERNABILITY by Robert H. Dorff Jimmy Carter and SALT II: THE PATH TO FRUSTRATION by Matthew M. Oyos Public Opinion on Human Rights in American Foreign Policy (Part II) by Ole R. Holsti Commentary on Current Issues: Ronald D.F. Palmer on Southeast Asia in 1996 Carl Fritz on wartime service in Vietnam Life in the Foreign Service: Francis Underhill on learning French (with a few tears) Stuart Kennedy on the Foreign Affairs Oral History program

  
  
  
  Volume II, No. 1, December 4, 1996
  
  

  Articles: Civilian Control of the Military by Richard H. Kohn Policing A Disorderly World by Frank Crigler Terrorism: Its Cause and Cure by Curtis F. Jones Commentary on Current Issues: The Money Crunch Can We Afford Diplomacy? (Editorial) Robert Ryan, America's Eroding Foreign Affairs Tim Zimmerman, Does State Still Matter? CFR/Brookings Report, Financing Leadership, Protecting Interests Madeleine Albright, We Need the Finest Also in this issue: Keith Moon, The New Russia: Thanksgiving 1996 Life in the Foreign Service: Roy Melbourne, Japan at War: Kobe and the Exchange Francis Underhill, Advice to a Fledging Diplomat Ed Williams, Cold War Diplomatic Negotiations: A Personal Recollection Jack Nixon, Les Homosexuels du Foreign Service

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