JOURNAL: Diplomatic History (Vol. 44, Issue 1)

(Source: Diplomatic History)

Oxford University Press has published a new issue of Diplomatic History. Here the table of contents:

CONTENTS

Diplomatic History Volume 44, Number 1, January 2020

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

The Diplomat’s Two Minds: Deconstructing a Foreign Policy Myth 1

by Barbara Keys

ARTICLES

Stalin, Soviet Intelligence, and the Struggle for Iran, 1945–53 22

by Vladislav M. Zubok

Managing Imponderables: The Rise of U.S. Tourism and the

Transformation of German Diplomacy, 1890–1933 47

by Elisabeth Piller

Imperial Stepping Stone: Bridging Continental and Overseas Empire in

Alaska 76

by Michael A. Hill

Creating An American Culture Of Secrecy: Cryptography In

Wilson-Era Diplomacy 102

by Daniel Larsen

Anti-Nuclear Activism and Electoral Politics in the 1963 Test

Ban Treaty 133

by Mark Eastwood

BOOK REVIEWS

Constructing American Alienage 157

by Yucheng Qin

The Shah’s Tears 160

by Nathan J. Citino

Seeing Spaceship Earth 163

by Stephen Macekura

William Walker, Liberal Imperialist 165

by Kevin Coleman

Internationalism and Indian Independence 168

by Andrew Muldoon

Kaunda’s Diplomacy 170

by Amanda McVety

The View from Little Havana 173

by Jonathan C. Brown

Lawfare and the Debasement of Genocide 175

by Susan L. Carruthers

An Outpost of Progress 177

by Bruce Kuklick

Outside of the Bipartisan Consensus 180

by Michael Bowen

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