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A behind the scenes look at 50 years of US diplomacy.
From Vietnam in the 1960s to Afghanistan in this decade, James Dobbins was on the frontlines of American diplomacy and worked to advance U.S. national interests in some of the world's most difficult and troubled arenas.
In Foreign Service, Dobbins takes the reader behind the scenes at the Vietnam peace talks, the darkest days of the Cold War, the reunification of Germany, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the U.S. military interventions in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Haiti, Kosovo, and Somalia. He provides a thoughtful insider's account of all these ventures, analyzes the sources of both success and failure, and provides incisive portraits of many of the chief actors.
Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama turned repeatedly to Dobbins as a diplomatic trouble-shooter with the right instincts and experience to help find solutions for seemingly irresolvable problems. Foreign Service vividly captures why they did.
Contents
Contents:
Foreword, Robert B. Zoellick
Preface
1. Pacific Youth
2. Apprenticeship
3. The Seventh Floor
4. Provincial Interlude
5. On Turtle Bay
6. Upstairs
7. Downstairs
8. Postgraduate Studies
9. Missile Diplomacy
10. A Small Town in Germany
11. A World Reordered
12. And Disordered Anew
13. From Community to Union
14. Black Hawk Down
15. Entering Haiti
16. Exiting Haiti
17. A Lesson in Divided Government
18. Hemispheric Interlude
19. War in Kosovo
20. Peace in Kosovo
21. The Fall of Milosevic
22. Mending Transatlantic Relations
23, A New Administration
24. Another War, Another Assignment
25. Losing the Peace: Afghanistan
26. Losing the Peace: Iraq
27. Afghanistan Again
28. Reflections
Index
