Diplomatic History

“I was thinking, as I often do these days, of war“:The United States in the Twenty-First Century
pp. 1-15(15)
Author: YOUNG, MARILYN B.

Symphony Orchestras and the Global Performance of America
pp. 17-28(12)
Author: GIENOW-HECHT, JESSICA C. E.

Creating Something Out of Nothing: The Office of Inter-American Affairs Music Committee (1940-1941) and the Inception of a Policy for Musical Diplomacy
pp. 29-39(11)
Author: CAMPBELL, JENNIFER L.

Shaping the Policies of Cold War Musical Diplomacy: An Epistemic Community of American Composers
pp. 41-52(12)
Author: ANSARI, EMILY ABRAMS

Music Pushed, Music Pulled: Cultural Diplomacy, Globalization, and Imperialism*
pp. 53-64(12)
Author: FOSLER-LUSSIER, DANIELLE

America on the World Stage: Music and Twentieth-Century U.S. Foreign Relations
pp. 65-69(5)
Author: ROSENBERG, JONATHAN

The Sound of Musical Diplomacy
pp. 71-75(5)
Author: STATLER, KATHRYN C.

Security, Two Diplomacies, and the Formation of the U.S. Constitution: Review, Interpretation, and New Directions for the Study of the Early American Period
pp. 77-117(41)
Author: TOTTEN, ROBBIE J.

“Uncle Sam, We Want Back We Land“: Eric Williams and the Anglo-American Controversy over the Chaguaramas Base, 1957-1961
pp. 119-145(27)
Author: MAWBY, SPENCER

Ideology as Strategy: Military-Led Modernization and the Origins of the Alliance for Progress in Bolivia*
pp. 147-183(37)
Author: FIELD JR., THOMAS C.

Making Use of the “Oil Weapon“: Western Industrialized Countries and Arab Petropolitics in 1973-1974
pp. 185-208(24)
Authors: GRAF, RüDIGER

Military Romance: American Soldiers and Foreign War Brides in the Twentieth Century
pp. 209-212(4)
Author: GOEDDE, PETRA

The United States: Supporter Not Leader
pp. 213-216(4)
Author: BURK, KATHLEEN

Rethinking the Red Scare in Post-World War II Hollywood
pp. 217-219(3)
Author: MAY, LARY

The Cold War Reviewed
pp. 221-222(2)
Author: BLACK, JEREMY

The Roots of Modernization Theory
pp. 223-226(4)
Author: BRAZINSKY, GREGG

The Enigmatic Scholar-Diplomat
pp. 227-229(3)
Author: DINGMAN, ROGER

Human Rights, Latin America, and the Cold War
pp. 231-236(6)
Author: RABE, STEPHEN G.