FOCUS ON U.S.-EUROPE RELATIONS
Both Europe and the United States have a vital stake in preserving and improving the trans-Atlantic relationship.
BY MENZIES CAMPBELL
The questions hanging over the E.U.-U.S. relationship are made all the more daunting by Europe’s own difficulties—economic stagnation and a demographic crisis.
BY GILES MERRITT
Globalization and digitalization present as fundamental a challenge to the U.S.-European alliance as the task of rebuilding after World War II.
BY JOHN CHRISTIAN KORNBLUM
During the mid-1960s, as tensions grew between the United States and Europe, many sought a re-evaluation and updating of trans-Atlantic ties.
BY JAMES A. RAMSEY
FEATURE
Embassy Kyiv’s oral history project will prove useful to historians and may be a model for other posts interested in instituting “exit interviews” of departing staff.
BY JOSEPH ROZENSHTEIN
PERSPECTIVES
Counting on Diplomacy
BY BARBARA STEPHENSON
Why We Need a Better Intranet and How to Get It
BY BRADLEY MEACHAM
That Time I Was Acting Dean of a Mongolian University
BY NICOLE SCHAEFER-MCDANIEL
DEPARTMENTS
Diplomacy: What We Do, and Why We Do It
BY THOMAS M. COUNTRYMAN
AFSA NEWS
Open Season for New MSI Award Program
BY ANGIE BRYAN
