CIAO DATE: 02/03

American Diplomacy

Volume VII, Number 3, 2002

 

Special Report

• Diplomacy in an Age of Terrorism by Bruce Laingen

Commentary & Analysis

• Sinical Voters? Elections in Greater China... and the United States by Jacques deLisle

• In the Wake of September 11: The Clash of What? by Michael H. Hunt

• The Role of the International Community in the Protection of Venezuelan Democracy by Adolfo R. Taylhardat

• Jefferson & Saddam—A Personal Statement by Lucian Heichler

• Is There Still a West? by William Anthony Hay

• Searching for the 21st Century by Peter C. Sederberg

• What September 11 Taught Us by John Hillen

• The Futile Search for "Root Causes" of Terrorism by Michael Radu

• The Purposes and Cross-purposes of American Public Diplomacy by John Brown

• The Arabic Language: Its Place in the Middle East's Culture and Politics by Curtis F. Jones

• The United States and Islam: Fundamentalism and the Future by Sean L. Yom

• Quebec at Midyear 2002: Puzzles in Process by David T. Jones

• Outlook on a Middle East Peace Conference by William N. Dale

• Southeast Asia Today: The Terrorist Threat in Historical Perspective by Ronald D. Palmer

  Foreign Service & Department of State Reform

• The 'New' Foreign Service Board of Examiners by Katherine I. Lee

• AFSA statement on State's visa responsibility

• Finally back on track: As Secretary, Powell Is Curing State's Ills by John K. Naland

• The work of diplomacy by George P. Schultz

  Special Feature

• American Diplomacy’s Essay Contest

• Compendium--The Arab-Israeli Conflict by Associate Editor Richard Schoonover

  Foreign Service Life

• Letter from Niger, November 2002 by J.R. Bullington

• The Little “Red” Schoolhouse by Evelyn D. Reuckert

• We Once Lived In Russia by Robin Matthewman

• Marriage, 1961 Style by Jack Nixon

• But What Do You Do? by John L. Brown

• Letter from Niger, August 2002 by J.R. Bullington

• The American Bald Eagle by Lucian Heichler

• The Imperfect Butler by Bobbie Bergesen

• Bulgaria and the 1990 Gulf War Coalition by John M. Handley

• The Coup: A Family Story by Pamela Cohelan Benson

  A Look Back

• A Footnote To History: 1942 by Niles W. Bond

• The Sandia Pioneers by James L. Abrahamson

• On the Road to Kabul by Gordon King

  From The Editor

• The Soldier—and American Freedom

• Editorial and Publication Policies

• Vive la Difference! by Henry E. Mattox

  Reviews

• John Bull and Uncle Sam Grapple With South East Asian Nationalism Reviewed by Carl Fritz

• The American Empire of "Openness" Reviewed by James L. Abrahamson

• Hell on Earth: Life in Kim Il-Sung's Gulag Reviewed by John M. Handley

• The Never Ending War Against Terrorism Review Reviewed by David W. Thornton

• Cursed is the U.S. Envoy Who Tries to Bring Peace to the Middle East Review Reviewed by William N. Dale

• The Cultural Origins of the Cold War: "It's Nationalism, Stupid!" Reviewed by Jaclyn Stanke

• Jim Crow and the Cold War: Improving America's Image Abroad Reviewed by Jaclyn Stanke

• "Offensive Realism": The "Never-Ending Struggle for Power" Review by Francis P. Sempa

• Kyoto's 'Fatally Flawed' "Fantasyland" Reviewed by David W. Thornton