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The Art of Diplomacy : how American negotiators reached historic agreements that changed the word

Stuart E. Eizenstat   •   2024   •   Rowman & Littlefield
The Art of Diplomacy : how American negotiators reached historic agreements that changed the word
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  • ISBN: 9781538167991
  • Pages: 490
  • Added: 26 Jul 2026
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Title: The Art of Diplomacy : how American negotiators reached historic agreements that changed the word
Author(s): Stuart E. Eizenstat
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
ISBN: 9781538167991
Publication Year: 2024
Place: New York
Edition: 1st
Call Number: 327.73 EIA
Accession: 7396
Content

  • Introduction: The Value of Diplomacy — 1

Part I: The United States and National Security

  1. Henry Kissinger: Master Diplomat — 9
  2. German Reunification: James Baker Adds Two Plus Four — 35
  3. Iran: Negotiating with a Radical Theocracy — 55

Part II: The United States as Mediator

  1. The Middle East: Camp David to the Abraham Accords and the Gaza War — 79
  2. Good Friday: George Mitchell and the Repair of a Divided Ireland — 111
  3. The Holocaust: Belated and Imperfect Justice — 131
  4. Unsung Heroes: Chester Crocker and Bernie Aronson — 163

Part III: The United States at War

  1. The Balkan Wars: The Marriage of Force and Diplomacy — 187
  2. Afghanistan: From Victory to Failure — 219
  3. Iraq: A Tale of Two Wars — 243

Part IV: The United States in Multilateral Negotiations

  1. International Trade: Negotiating at Home and Abroad — 273
  2. Climate Change: The Supreme Test of Diplomacy — 297
  • Conclusion: Lessons on the Art of Diplomacy — 329 

Author Article Subject Pages
Stuart E. Eizenstat Diplomacy, Diplomats - United States - Foreign Relations, International relations US
Additional Information
  • From: Karim International

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