Diplomatic History

Place Matters: Domestic Regionalism and the Formation of American Foreign Policy*
pp. 451-482(32)
Author: FRY, JOSEPH A.

What Constitutes a Region?
pp. 483-486(4)
Author: EDWARDS, LAURA F.

Creating a “Respectable Area“: Southerners andthe Cold War
pp. 487-490(4)
Author: FREDERICKSON, KARI

Andrew Fry and Regionalism, Honor, and War
pp. 491-493(3)
Author: WYATT-BROWN, BERTRAM

Texas and the History of American Foreign Policy
pp. 495-498(4)
Author: BUENGER, WALTER

Of Derma and Diplomacy: “Place Matters“ and American Diplomatic History
pp. 499-503(5)
Author: LERNER, MITCHELL

Fencing in the Past
pp. 505-509(5)
Author: LIMERICK, PATTY

The Adventures of Lumping, Splitting, and Preparing Matzo Ball Soup
pp. 511-514(4)
Author: FRY, JOSEPH A.

“A Very Pleasant Way to Die“: Radiation Effects and the Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb against Japan*
pp. 515-545(31)
Author: MALLOY, SEAN L.

“We Don't Want a Munich“: Hanoi's Diplomatic Strategy, 1965-1968
pp. 547-581(35)
Author: ASSELIN, PIERRE

Did Canada Kill Fast Track?
pp. 583-624(42)
Author: ANDERSON, GREG

“Conspiring Bastards“: Saddam Hussein's Strategic View of the United States*
pp. 625-659(35)
Authors: BRANDS, HAL; PALKKI, DAVID

Contradictory Images of Empire
pp. 661-663(3)
Author: FOSTER, ANNE L.

Empire, Race, and Labor
pp. 665-667(3)
Author: WOODRUFF, NAN E.

On the Uses and Disadvantages of Fragmented Governance for Sport
pp. 669-673(5)
Author: WIEDERKEHR, STEFAN