CIAO DATE: 03/05

American Diplomacy

Volume IX, Number 3, 2004

 

Special Reports

• International Law Challenges: Homeland Security & Combatting Terrorism by John M. Handley

• The Future of International Humanitarian Action by Andrew Zeigler and John Handley

Commentary & Analysis

• Farewell to Ambassador Hume Huran by C.F. Jones and Henry E. Mattox

• The Implications of an Independent Kurdish State by Curtis F. Jones

• Living in Interesting Times: The Canadian Election and Its Meaning by David T. Jones

• Neo-Imperialism and U.S. Foreign Policy by Louis Janowski

• Observations on the 9/11 Commission Report by Stephen Gale and Lawrence Husick

• Democracy's Prospects in Iraq by Eric Davis

• Iran & the Bomb—A Personal Commentary by Carlton S. Coon

• Europe: A More or Less Perfect Union? by Timothy Weaver

• The Sources of Terrorist Conduct by J. Michael Barrett

• China After Jiang by Jacques de Lisle

• The Root Cause of Our Problem in the Middle East and Steps We Might Take to Alleviate It by William E. Howard III

• Hope for Russia by Keith Moon

• The Intifadah: Four Years Later by Alon Ben-Meir

• The Largest Direct Presidential Election in World History: Gen. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono Prevails in Indonesia by Theodore Friend

• Understanding Anti-Americanism by Barry Rubin

• Changing Minds, Winning Peace: Reconsidering the Djerejian Report by John Brown

Foreign Service Life

• An Embassy in Wartime: The Six Day War by William N. Dale

• Blue Moon by Ruby Enario Carlino

• Mobutu's Congo by William J. Boudreau

• Letter from Niger by J.R. Bullington

A Look Back

• Lyndon Johnson and Chinese Representation at the United Nations, 1964-1966 by Hal S. Brands

• I Pay My Debt for Lafayette by W.J.K. Rockwell

• Ronald Reagan and the Collapse of the Soviet Empire by Francis P. Sempa

From the Editor

• A New First Line of Defense

• Careerist = Professional = Nonpartisan

• What We Are Really Up Against

• Statement of Policy on Nonpartisanship

• Letters to the Editor

Book & Site Reviews

• Nation-Building in Iraq: Forgetting Clio's Lessons Review by Roy M. Melbourne

• The Paradox "Of Paradise and Power": Soft-Power Wilsonian Europe vs. Hard-Power Jacksonian America Review by James L. Abrahamson

• The Very Long, Very Hard Road to Middle East Peace Review by Robert Chira

• FDR & Pearl Harbor: It's War Via "The Back Door" Again! Review by Richard E. Young

• The Hegemonic Colossus of the North and Its Southern Neighbors Review by Stephen G. Rabe