CIAO DATE: 04/02

American Diplomacy

Volume V, Number 3, 2000

 

Special Feature

• The State of American Diplomacy
  Are America's diplomatic tools up to the new challenges of the 21st Century? Several well-placed experts wrestle with that question from very different perspectives:

• Developing Diplomats for 2010: If Not Now, When? by Stephanie Smith Kinney
• The Infrastructure of American Diplomacy by William C. Harrop

Other Current Articles

• Chaos in the Congo

• The Agony of the Congo by Herman J. Cohen
• War and Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Herbert Weiss
• Posse or Global Cop? Warburg 2000 Conference on Collective Security, Part II

• India and Pakistan: The Spread of Nuclear Weapons by Harry G. Barnes, Jr.
• Greece and Turkey: The Clash of Civilizations by Monteagle Stearns
• Shades of Vietnam: The Wrong War and El Salvador's Lessons Unlearned: Heading for Trouble in Colombia by Robert E. White

From the Editor

• One Example of Natural Allies by Henry Mattox

Commentary on Current Issues

• Mythed Opportunities: Comments on Vietnam from Personal Experience by J.R. Bullington
• Governing Syria After Asad by Curtis F. Jones
• Whatever Happened to Diplomacy? by Anthony C. E. Quainton
• Hafez al-Assad: The Man Who Waited Too Long by Harvey Sicherman

Life in the Foreign Service

• Welcome to the Real Foreign Service! by Michael W. Cotter
• The Unpleasant and Unpromising Captain Q by Edric "Rick" Sherman

Letters

• Agreement on Indonesia Policy
• Sam Huntington's View of the Cosmos
• AFSA: Foreign Affairs Funding Crisis
• Initial Impression of Niger

Reviews of Books & Sites

• McCarthy and His Enemies, Revisited by Larry I. Bland
• Poor Forgotten Gorby: The First Bolshevik's Last Apologist by Katherine A. S. Sibley
• Europe Sans War, 1914: Kaiser Bill and John Bull as Co-Hegemons by John H. Maurer