Deane Hinton’s memoir presents a reliable firsthand account of the development of U.S. strategic economic policy and the new institutions…
No one likes nation-building. The public dismisses it. Politicians criticize it. The traditional military disdains it, and civilian agencies lack…
In 1984 Donald Lyman left the State Department after seven years of service. Although it was a brief stint compared…
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As long as there are vast economic disparities between countries, there will be people desperate (and unscrupulous) enough to do…
Preserving America’s Ideals In Vietnam and Laos Morton Dworken grew up on the outskirts of Cleveland, Ohio, joined the Foreign…
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From Domestic Pains to Global Gains: Suzanne Butcher, the Ozone Layer, and the Montreal Protocol Suzanne Butcher grew up…
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