Mongolia and the United States: A Diplomatic History
Partnerships developed between the United States and Mongolia since 1987 reflect the variety of ways in which diplomatic engagement can help set the stage for more dramatic and far-reaching changes. The author, Jonathan S. Addleton, participated in a number of these developments, first as USAID country director (2001–04) and later as US ambassador (2009–12). The narrative provides personal insights and is based on material that would otherwise be unavailable.
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“Hearty thanks to Jonathan Addleton for this lively and illuminating account of the US-Mongolian relationship’s rapid multidimensional development and major contribution to the historical transformation of this remote and fascinating country.” ―Richard Wi
About the author
Addleton, Jonathan
Jonathan S. Addleton served as a US Foreign Service officer in Mongolia twice, first as USAID mission director (2001–04) and then as ambassador (2009–12). Other assignments include development counselor at the US Mission to the European Union in Brussels; USAID...
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