FOCUS ON THE JOURNAL’S CENTENNIAL YEAR
The Foreign Service Journal’s first hundred years is a lively story of the development of an engaging and authoritative professional magazine, by and for the practitioners of American diplomacy.
BY HARRY KOPP
As the Cold War lurched to an end and the Foreign Service Act of 1980 came into force, new challenges emerged and the Journal’s profile got a refreshing boost.
BY STEPHEN R. DUJACK
Steering a dynamic and adventurous professional magazine involves challenges as well as accomplishments.
BY STEVEN ALAN HONLEY
Excerpts from Journal articles over the years highlight the publication’s rich legacy.
COMPILED BY DMITRY FILIPOFF AND SUSAN B. MAITRA
MESSAGE FROM THE HILL
BY SENATORS CHRIS VAN HOLLEN AND DAN SULLIVAN
FEATURE
Office Management Specialists multitask perpetually, with masses of detail and constant interruption. A healthy dose of humor keeps inevitable mishaps and all the rest in perspective.
BY MARSHA PHILIPAK-CHAMBERS
PERSPECTIVES
Pulling America’s Diplomats from the Field
BY BARBARA STEPHENSON
Respect, Trust and Partnership: Keeping Diplomacy on Course in Troubling Times
BY TED OSIUS
Those Unlikely Foreign Service Friendships
BY DOROTHY CAMILLE SHEA
AFSA NEWS
You Called?
BY KENNETH KERO-MENTZ
The Ongoing Battle of the Budget
BY MARY DALY
