Diplomatic History

Editorial Note
pp. 393-393(1)
Author: S., R. D.

9/11 and American Foreign Policy
pp. 395-413(19)
Author: leffler, melvyn p.

Between Wisdom and Foolishness
pp. 415-417(3)
Author: kagan, robert

Leffler Takes a Linguistic Turn
pp. 419-421(3)
Author: hixson, walter l.

The New Cold War
pp. 423-427(5)
Author: eisenberg, carolyn

Values, Interests, and American Grand Strategy
pp. 429-432(4)
Author: drezner, daniel w.

Rogue President, Rogue Nation: Bush and U.S. National Security
pp. 433-435(3)
Author: offner, arnold a.

Continuity and Change in the Age of Unlimited Power
pp. 437-439(3)
Author: nelson, anna kasten

Response
pp. 441-444(4)
Author: leffler, melvyn p.

Of Fat and Thin Communists: Diplomacy and Philosophy in Western Economic Warfare Strategies toward China (and Tyrants, Broadly)
pp. 445-474(30)
Author: engel, jeffrey a.

Nixon, Kissinger, and the “Soviet Card” in the U.S. Opening to China, 1971–1974
pp. 475-502(28)
Author: goh, evelyn

Insights Abandoned, Flexibility Lost: Kissinger, Soviet Jewish Emigration, and the Demise of Détente
pp. 503-530(28)
Author: kochavi, noam

The Reagan Administration, Economic Warfare, and Starting to Close Down the Cold War
pp. 531-556(26)
Author: dobson, alan p.

Machiavelli Redux
pp. 557-560(4)
Author: kaplan, lawrence s.

Tourism and Cold War Diplomacy
pp. 561-563(3)
Author: kroes, rob

Black Ambassador: Andrew Young Appraised
pp. 565-567(3)
Author: plummer, brenda gayle

Squeezing White Supremacy
pp. 569-572(4)
Authors: borstelmann, thomas(“tim”)