Diplomatic History

War and Diplomacy: Or, Clausewitz for Diplomatic Historians
pp. 1-26(26)
Author: MARK A. STOLER

Digesting Postwar Japanese Media
pp. 27-48(22)
Authors: BARAK KUSHNER; SATO MASAHARU

Beyond No Gun Ri: Refugees and the United States Military in the Korean War
pp. 49-81(33)
Author: SAHR CONWAY-LANZ

From Pupil to Model: South Korea and American Development Policy during the Early Park Chung Hee Era
pp. 83-115(33)
Author: GREGG ANDREW BRAZINSKY

Formation of American Regional Policy for the Middle East, 1950–1952: The Middle East Command Concept and Its Legacy
pp. 117-148(32)
Author: TORU ONOZAWA

Was 1968 a Strategic Watershed of the Cold War?
pp. 149-177(29)
Author: VOJTECH MASTNY

Imperial America: Niall Ferguson's Perspective on the United States in the World
pp. 179-183(5)
Author: MICHAEL F. HOPKINS

The Architects of the “Large Policy” Plus Two
pp. 185-188(4)
Authors: JOSEPH A. FRY; Warren Zimmermann

Progressivism Redux
pp. 189-192(4)
Authors: DAVID STEIGERWALD; Alan Dawley

Seeing Red: Liberalism, Communism, and the Black Struggle for Human Rights
pp. 193-198(6)
Authors: GERALD HORNE; Carol Anderson

How Postwar Germans Became Americanized
pp. 199-202(4)
Authors: DOROTHEE WIERLING; Maria Höhn

Churchill's Cold War: The Search for a Summit Meeting
pp. 203-207(5)
Authors: ALAN DOBSON; Klaus Larres

Money and Cold War Security
pp. 209-213(5)
Authors: NIGEL J. ASHTON; Hubert Zimmermann

With Friends Like These
pp. 215-218(4)
Authors: KEVIN BOYLE; Peter Busch

Nationalism Betrayed?
pp. 219-221(3)
Authors: FREDRIK LOGEVALL; Arthur J. Dommen