CIAO DATE: 10/02

American Diplomacy

Volume IV, Number 2, 1999

 

Cover Story: “The Testing of American Foreign Policy”

Three scholars react to Secretary of State Albright's policy statement

• Editor’s Introduction

• Indecision is our Fatal Flaw by Richard H. Kohn

• Use Moral Example Instead of ‘Spine’ by Nancy Mitchell

• Albright’s Position is Hard to Justify by David Thornton

 

Current Articles:

• Attitudes Toward European Security, 1990-1997 by Sorin Lungu

• Surviving Double Jeopardy by James Huskey

 

From the Editor . . .

• A New Department—And a New Face

 

Commentary on Current Issues

• Let Sleeping Tsars Lie: The Crurse of the Romanovs by Keith Moon

• Some Notes on US Policy on Iraq by Paul Sullivan

• Bombs for Peace? Misreading Kosovo by Michael Radu

 

Life in the Foreign Service

• Humor in the Foreign Service: Not Necessarily an Oxymoron by Gene Shmiel

• Overland by Jeep to Kabul (...long years ago) by Carl R. Fritz

• Present at the Footnote: Excitement Around Here Last Week! by Henry Mattox

 

Letters

• How many Palestine Refugees?

• Questions from a Young Reader

 

Reviews of Books & Sites

• Red Scare or Red Menace? by Robin M. Platt

• The Haunted Wood: Soviet Espionage in America—The Stalin Era by Allen Weinstein and Alexander Vassiliev

• New Insights into the Cold War by Richard Schenck

• We Know Now: Rethinking Cold War History by John Louis Gaddis