FOCUS ON HUMANITARIAN DIPLOMACY
An experienced practitioner addresses today’s unprecedented challenges.
AN INTERVIEW WITH KELLY CLEMENTS, U.N. DEPUTY HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
These notes from the diary of an FSO refugee coordinator in Turkey convey the realities of the humanitarian crisis spreading from the Middle East.
BY MATTHEW JOHNSON
Corporate-government partnerships can make a great difference in times of need, argues this former FSO.
BY LAURA LANE
Historically, the United States has permanently resettled more refugees than all other countries combined. Here’s what is involved.
BY CAROL COLLOTON
A distinguished ambassador describes work in the world of refugee resettlement.
BY JOHNNY YOUNG
FEATURES
Fifty years and trillions of dollars of foreign aid has yet to put the African continent on a real growth trajectory.
BY DON LOTTER
Successful solutions will invariably include equal application of the rule of law and an effort to ensure “parity of esteem” between the parties.
BY ANDREW D. SENS
APPRECIATION
Ambassador C. Edward Dillery served as AFSA’s elected retiree vice president from 1991 to 1993 and as chair of the Scholarship Committee from 1997 to 2012.
BY STEVEN ALAN HONLEY
COLUMNS
Building the Deep Bench
BY BARBARA STEPHENSON
The Department of State: Mission and Vision Examined
BY EDWARD MARKS
Into the Desert
BY KATE CARR
AFSA NEWS
