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Articles 1-32 out of 32 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words 1979 Iranian revolution: Iran was once one of America's closest allies; now it's one of President Obama's biggest headaches. Edidin, Peter Apr 6, 2009 2318 Fear itself: how pop culture and Pearl Harbor drove the Japanese-American internment. Graham, Otis L. Viewpoint essay Feb 23, 2009 1577 Washington's war guarantee. Buchanan, Patrick J. Sep 22, 2008 826 For a stronger Europe: general draws from experience to maintain historic coalition. Arana-Barradas, Louis A. Sep 1, 2008 2056 Not like US: the paradoxical U.S.-European relationship. Sheehan, James Jul 18, 2008 1323 Lost theaters of African American internationalism: diplomacy and Henry Francis Downing in Luanda and London. Roberts, Brian Russell Report Jun 22, 2008 11310 Divide and rule: ... how Africans and African-Americans are prevented from working together. Report Feb 1, 2008 2276 It's not the freedom, stupid. Reed, Fred Oct 8, 2007 798 Norwegian-American historians and the creation of an ethnic identity. Olson, Daron W. Report Mar 22, 2007 5908 Is it up to the U.S. to fix the Middle East? Hagel, Chuck Sep 1, 2006 2861 Night session of the presidium of the Central Committee, 22-23 October 1962. Fursenko, Alexander Jun 22, 2006 5566 The Roosevelt Corollary. Ricard, Serge Mar 1, 2006 5255 The Johnson Doctrine. Rabe, Stephen G. Mar 1, 2006 5269 The Nixon Doctrine: a saga of misunderstanding. Kimball, Jeffrey Mar 1, 2006 8147 1991: the end of apartheid: South Africa's race laws were abolished after a long, sometimes violent struggle. Wines, Michael Jan 9, 2006 1656 Korea: and then there were two: Japan's imperialism and the Cold War split Korea apart, leading to vastly different nations in the North and South. Edidin, Peter Dec 12, 2005 2139 The Gauls, de Gaulle, the Gall: the story told of Franco-American friendship is a nice story. But it's just a story. Molesky, Mark Oct 25, 2004 2482 U.S.-Icelandic defense relations during and after the Cold War. Johannesson, Gudni Th. Sep 22, 2004 10301 The lone ranger: George W. Bush's use of raw military power has created hostility among allies and has hardened enmity elsewhere. Former U.S. Ambassador to Morocco, Margaret Tutwiler, says "it will take us many years of hard, focussed work" to restore America's standing abroad. Sep 1, 2004 3334 Friends and foes: sometimes, we've been at war with one another. At other times, we've fought side-by-side against the same enemies. Sep 1, 2004 4350 Origins and End of the New World Order. Bishirjian, Richard J. Jun 22, 2004 8450 A cognitive-psychodynamic perspective to understanding secretary of state Cyrus Vance's worldview. Laucella, Melchiore J. Jun 1, 2004 25481 ARAB-EUROPEAN RELATIONS - Jan. 1 - UK Spy Chiefs Feared US Invasion Of Saudi In 1973. Brief Article Jan 3, 2004 191 The Malay precedent: lessons from the Brits. O'Sullivan, John Nov 24, 2003 1560 Deference and defiance: the shifting rhythms of executive-legislative relations in foreign policy. Lindsay, James M. Sep 1, 2003 8821 Intra-administration conflict: the CIA v. the state department in South Vietnam during the Kennedy years. Kelly, William E. Jul 1, 2003 7999 Saddam--a company man. (Insider Report). Brief Article May 5, 2003 246 What's Right. Frum, David Apr 21, 2003 965 America & the Middle East: U.S. involvement in the Mideast goes back 200 years. It's a complicated tale of American idealism, strategic interests, and the uses of military power. Oren, Michael B. Apr 18, 2003 1407 "Barbarians" open up Japan: Commodore Perry broke through Japan's secret world 150 years ago. (times past). McCollum, Sean Apr 18, 2003 1388 Trumpeting down the walls of Jericho: The politics of art, music and emotion in German-American relations, 1870-1920. Gienow-Hecht, Jessica C.E. Mar 22, 2003 14351 Rethinking American history in a post 9/11 world. (Featured Topic). Foner, Eric Mar 22, 2003 4118