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The history and historiography of American diplomacy: principles traditions and values
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posted on 2023-06-08, 08:49 authored by Michael DunneThe Council on Foreign Relations in New York is known throughout the world both as a leading centre for the study of international affairs and as having an influential voice in current debates on the future global role of the United States. Since the First World War the Council has promoted these goals through organizing working groups, sponsoring specialized monographs, and publishing a number of journals and yearbooks. The Council has now sponsored the publication of a multivolume encyclopaedic dictionary of American foreign relations. Michael Dunne’s review of these four volumes concentrates on the broad themes which run through the many hundreds of essays, and asks whether the study of the American diplomatic past can help us to understand the special features of the course and conduct of US foreign relations.
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International AffairsISSN
0020-5850Publisher
Blackwell PublishingExternal DOI
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1Volume
74Page range
165-183ISBN
0020-5850Department affiliated with
- American Studies Publications
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2012-02-06Usage metrics
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