Diplomatic History 2009: Vol 33 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX
INDEX TO VOLUME 33, 2009
Articles
A
American Propaganda^ the Anglo-American Alliance, and the “Delicate
Question” of Indian Self-Detertnination, by Sarah Ellen Graham.223
B
Bozo, Frederic, “Winners” and “Losers”: France, the United States, and the
End of the Cold War.927
Breaching the Paper Walls: Paul V. McNutt and Jeu'ish Refiigees to the
Philippines, 295^-/959, by Dean J. Kotlowski.865
Burr, William, “Casting a Shadow” over Trade: The Problem of Private
Clahns and Blocked Assets in U.S.-China Relations, 7972-/975.315
Byrne, Jeffrey James, Our Own Special Brand of Socialism: Algma and the
Contest of Modernities in the ip6os.427
C
“Casting a Shadow” over Trade: The Problem of Private Claims and Blocked
Assets in U.S.-China Relations, 7972-/975, by VMlliam Burr.315
D
Drvelopfnent and the “Indian Problem” in the Cold War Andes: Indigenismo,
Science, and Modernization in the Making of the Comell-Peru Project at
Vicos, by Jason Pribilsky'.405
“The Devil's Apostle”: Jonas King's Trial against the Greek Hierarchy in 18^2
and the Pressure to Kvtend U.S. Protection for American Missionaries
Overseas, by Angelo Repousis.807
Dorn, A. Walter, and Robert Pauk, Unsung Mediator: U Thant and the
Cuban Missile Crisis.261
E
Edwards, Mark, “God Has Chosen Us”: Re-Metnbering Christian Realistn,
Rescuing Christendofn, and the Contest of Responsibilities during the Cold
War.67
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Exhibiting Signs of Resistance: South Vietnam's Stniggle for Legitimacy,
by Matthew Masur.293
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''God Has Chosen Us": Re-Metnbering Christian Realism, Rescuing
Christendu?n, and the Contest of Responsibilities during the Cold War,
by Mark Edwards.67
Graham, Sarah Ellen, American Propaganda, the Anglo-American Alliance,
and the "Delicate Question" of Indian Self-Detennination.223
H
Hajimu, Masuda, Rimiors of War: hnmigration Disputes and the Social
Construction of American-Japanese Relations, igoy-ipi^.i
"Help Them Move the ILO Way": The International Labor Organization and
the Modernization Discourse in the Era of Decolonization and the Cold War,
by Daniel Maul.387
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Illusions of Coherence: George F. Ken nan, U.S. Strategy and Political Wat fare in
the Early Cold War, 1(^46-!pyo, by Scott Lucas and Kaeten Mistry ... 39
Indonesia's "Accelerated Modertiization" and the Global Discourse of
Development, ipho-ipjy, by Brad Simpson.467
Irwin, Ryan M., A Wind of Change? IVhite Redoubt and the Postcolonial
Motnent, i^6o-ig6^.897
K
The Kenyan Style of"Afi-ican Socialistn": Developmental Knou'ledge Claims and
the Evplanatoty Limits of the Cold War, by Daniel Speich.449
Kotlow'ski, Dean J., Breaching the Paper Walls: Paul V. McNutt and Jewish
Refiigees to the Philippines, 795^-/959.865
Kuzmarov, Jeremy, Modernizing Repression: Police Training, Political
Violence, and Nation-Building in the "American Centuty".191
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Lucas, Scott, and Kaeten Mistry, Illusions of Coherence: George F. Kennan,
U.S. Strategy and Political Watfare in the Early Cold War, ... 39
M
Masur, Matthew, Exhibiting Signs of Resistance: South Vietnam's Sti'uggle for
Legitimacy, 1^^4-1960.293
Maul, Daniel, "Help Them Move the ILO Way": The International Labor
Organization and the Modernization Discourse in the Era of Decoloniztttion
and the Cold War.387
Index ; 239
Modernization as State Buildmg: The Two Germanies in Syria,
by Massimiliano Trentin.487
Modernizing Repression: Police Training, Political Violence, and Nation-Building
in the “Atnerican Century”, hy]&rQmy ¥Mzm^To\.191
O
Our Own Special Brand of Socialistn: Algeria and the Contest of Modernities
in the ig6os, by Jeffrey James ByTne.427
P
Pribilsky, Jason, Development and the ‘‘"Indian Problem” in the Cold War
Andes: Indigenismo, Science, and Modernization in the Making of the
CornelTPeru Project at Vicos.405
R
Reassessing Roosevelt's View of Chamlmlain after Munich: Ideological Affinity
in the Geoffrey Thompson-Claude Bowers Conespondence, by Kevin
Smith.839
Reghnes in Motion: The Kennedy Administration and Indonesia's New Frontier,
ig6o-ig62, by David Webster.95
Repousis, Angelo, “‘The Devil's Apostle”: Jonas King's Trial against the Greek
Hierarchy in iSyz and the Pressure to Extend U.S. Protection for American
Missionaries Overseas.807
Rumois of War: Immigi-ation Disputes and the Social Construction of
American-Japanese Relations, igoy-igiby Alasuda Hajimu.i
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Simpson, Brad, Indonesia's “Accelerated Modernizatioti” and the Global
Discourse of Development, igho-igyy.467
Smith, Kevin, Reassessing Roosevelt's View of Chamberlain after Munich:
Ideological Affinity in the Geojfrey Thompson-Claude Bowers
Correspondence.839
Speich, Daniel, The Kenyan Style of “African Socialism”:
Developmental Knowledge Claims and the Explanatoty Limits of the
Cold War.449
T
IVentin, Massimiliano, Modernization as State Building: The Two Geimanies
in Syria, 7965-/972 487
U
Unsung Mediator: U Thant and the Cuban Missile Crisis, by A. Walter Dorn
and Robert Pauk.261
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\\^ebster, David, Regimes in Motion: The Kennedy Administration and
Indonesia's New Frontier, /960-/962.95
A Wind of Change? White Redoubt and the Postcolonial Moment, i^6o~i^6^,
by Ryan M. Irwin .897
“Whiners” and “Losers”: France, the United States, and the End of the Cold
War, by Frederic Bozo.927
Bernath Lecture
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Is the World Our Campus? Inteniational Students and U.S. Global Power in the
Long Twentieth Centuiy, by Paul A. Kramer.775
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Kramer, Paul A., Is the World Our Campus? International Students and U.S.
Global Power in the Long Twentieth Centuiy.775
Book Reviews
A
“The Absolute Weapon”? Absolutely Not! (Book Review) by Michael B.
Stoff.973
Ambrosius, Lloyd E., Fcxceptional Dreams and Faustian Nightmares (Book
Review).517
American Diplomacy from a Postmodein Perspective (Book Review) by Joan
I loff.513
Ashton, Nigel J., Cold War Political Theater (Book Review).535
B
Blanton, Tom, Kissinger, Dallek, and Suri in the Gangster Den (Book
Review).769
Bradley, Mark Philip, War Without End: Memoiy and the Wars for Vietnam
(Book Review).985
Brands, H. W., A Question of Power—and a Partial Answer (Book
Review).165
Brands, H. W., The Coils of Empire (Book Review).129
Building a Beacon: The United States and the Republic of Korea (Book Review)
by James I. Alatray.153
Index : 24;
CvOclanis, Peter, Globalism Grounded: The South in/and/versus the Woidd
(Book Review).763
The Coils of Empire (Book Review) by H. VV^. Brands.129
The Cold War on the Silver Screen (Book Review) by Nick ("ull .t57
Cold War Political Theater (Book Review) by Nigel J. Ashton.535
C>)nnelly, Matthew, The Disunited Nations (Book Review).367
C>ull, Nick, The Cold War on the Silver Sireen (Book Review).357
The Cultural Turn in U.S. Diplotnatic History (Book Review) by Susan
Smulyan .539
DeLay, Brian, Why Mexico Fought (Book Review).125
DiploTuacy While Distaff: Profiling Wotnen's Lives in the Foreign Senice
(Book Review) by Katherine A. S. Sibley.525
The Disunited Nations (Book Review) by Matthew (>onnelly.367
Doenecke, Justus D., No Longer a Sphinx: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the
Spanish Civil War (Book Review).139
Dunn, Dennis J., Frotn Revolution to Alliance (Book Review).143
Fjcceptional Dreams and Faustian Nightmares (Book Review) by Lloyd E.
Anibrosius.517
Friedman, Max Paul, Preaching against the Choir (Book Review).147
Frotn Revolution to Alliance (Book Review) by Dennis J. Dunn.143
The Gendered Reconstniction of Postivar Japan (Book Review) by Alasako
Notoji.759
Gienow-Mecht, Jessica C. E.,‘7r^/;/« e/>7 Rcr/wer” (Book Review) .... 351
Globalism Grounded: The South in/and/versus the World (Book Review) by
Peter C^oclanis.763
The Great Illusion: The Wilsonian Moment in World Histoty (Book Review) by
Ussama Alakdisi.133
The Greater West Asia Co-Asperity Sphere (Book Review) by Salim Yaqub . 159
The HatTard School of International Affairs (Book Review) by Brian C.
Schmidt.531
Hoff, Joan, American Diplomacy from a Postmodern Perspective (Book
Review).513
Hoffinan, Elizabeth Cobbs, Social Engineers Run Amok: The International
Politics of Population Control (Book Review).371
I
“Ich bin ein Berliner" (Book Review) by Jessica C. E.
Gienow-Hecht.351
J
Journoud, Pierre, The Progress of American Influence in South Vietnam
during the !()')os {^ookP^tvicvr).361
K
Kissinger, Dallek, and Suri in the Gangster Den (Book Review) by Tom
Blanton.769
M
Makdisi, Ussama, The Great Illusion: The Wilsonian Moment in World
Histotj (Book Review).133
Matray, James I., Building a Beacon: The United States and the Republic of
(Book Review).153
Monod, David, Nasty Like Us (Book Review).979
Moser, John, A Talented Dilettante (Book Review).521
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Nasty Like Us (Book Review) by David Monod.979
No Longer a Sphinx: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Spanish Civil War (Book
Review) by Justus D. Doenecke.139
Notoji, Masako, The Getidered Reconsti'uction of Postwar Japan (Book
Review).759
P
The Panama Canal Fight and New Right Politics in the ip'jos (Book Review)
by Natasha Zaretsky.755
Preaching against the Choir (Book Review) by Max Paul Friedman.147
The Progress of American Influence in South Vietnam during the ipyos (Book
Review) by Pierre Journoud.361
Q
A Question of Power—and a Partial Answer (Book Review) by H. W.
Brands..165
S
Schmidt, Brian C., The Harvard School of International Afldirs (Book
Review).531
Index : 243
Sibley, Katherine A. S., Diplornacy While Distaff: Profiling Women's Lives
in the Foreign Service (Book Review).525
Smulyan, Susan, The Cultural Tu7~n in U.S. Diplomatic History (Book
Review).539
Social Engineers Run Atnok: The Intematiotial Politics of Population Control
(Book Review) by Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman.371
Stoff, Michael B., ^The Absolute Weapon”? Absolutely Not! (Book
Review).973
T
A Talented Diletta?ite {Book Review) hy }o\\n Moser.521
Tiro, Karim M., The Victor's Latnent (Book Review).751
V
The Victor's Lament (Book Review) by Karim M. I'iro.751
W
War Without End: Memoiy and the Wars for Vietnam (Book Review) by
.Mark Philip Bradley.985
in7v A/mro (Book Review) by Brian DeLay.125
Y
Yaqub, Salim, 77>e fffar Tv/V/Co-Tfpm'fv (Book Review) . . 159
Z
Zaretsky, Natasha, The Panama Canal Fight and New Right Politics in the
ig'/os (Book Review).755
Caumnentaty'
C
(killather, Nick, The Third Race.507
T
The Third Race, by Nick Cullather.507
Presidential Address
H
‘‘'Henty,. . . Winning an Election Is Ten ibly Important”: Partisan Politics in the
Histoty of U.S. Foreign Relations, by Thomas Alan Schwartz.173
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Schwartz, Thomas Alan, “Hemy, . . . Winning an Election Is Teiribly
hnportant”: Partisan Politics in the Histoty ofU.S. Foreign
Relations.173
Special Forum: George Herring as Teacher and Scholar
B
Blankenship, C>ary W., George Hetring: A Virginia Gentleman and
a Scholar.963
Brigham, Robert K., A Mentor's Mentor.965
E
Editor's Note.957
An Evetnplaty Historian, hy Mitchell K. Hall.967
G
George Hening: A Virginia Gentleman and a Scholar, hy (]ary VV'.
Blankenship.963
H
Hall, Mitchell K., An Exemplary Historian.967
L
Libbey, James K., The Mentor.969
Longley, Kyle, Tribute to George Herring.971
M
The Master Narr-ative ofU.S. Foreign Relations, by Robert D.
Schulzinger.959
Mrator, by James K. Libbey.969
A Mentor's Merrtor, by Robert K. Brigham.965
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Schulzinger, Robert D., The Master Narrative ofU.S. Foreigrt
Relations.959
T
Tribute to George Herring, by Kyle Longley.971
Index : 245
Special Forum: Transforming the Cold War: Fhe United States and China,
1969-1980
C
Comvnmkation Breakdou'ti? Rommiia and the Sino-Atneriain Rapprochement,
by Alircea Munteanu.615
F
Fardella, h'nrico, The Sino-American Nonnalization: A Reassessment.545
^’’Friends, But Not Allies”—Cyrus Vance and the Nonnalization of Relations
with China, by Breck Walker.579
H
Hilton, Brian, ^'‘Maxmum Flexibility for Peaceful Change”: Jimmy Carter,
Taiwan, and the Recogjiition of the People's Republic of China.595
M
‘^‘’Maxhnunt Flexibility for Peaceful Change”: Jimmy Carter, Taiwan, and the
Recognition of the People's Republic of China, by Brian Hilton.595
Munteanu, jMircea, Communication Breakdown? Romania and the
Sino-A?nerican Rapprochement.615
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The Sino-American Nonnalization: A Reassessment, by Enrico Fardella . . . 545
W
Walker, Breck, “’Friends, But Not Allies”—Cyrus Vance and the Nonnalization
of Relations with China.579
Special P'orum: U.S.-Soviet Relations in the Era of Detente
C
C^aldwell, Dan, The Legitimation of the Nixon-Kissinger Grand Design and
Grand Strategy.633
D
Detente and Domestic Politics, by Julian E. Zelizer.653
Detente, Entente, or Linkage? The Helsinki Confeivnce on Security and
Cooperation in Europe in U.S. Relations with the Soviet Union, by .Angela
Romano .703
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The Legitimation of the Nixon-Kissinger Grand Design and Grand Strategy,
by Dan Caldwell.633
O
Operation Hullabaloo: Henry Kissinger, British Diplomacy, and the Agreement on
the Prevention of Nuclear War, by Stephen R. Twigge.689
P
Parthe, Kathleen, The Politics of Detente-Era Ctdtural Texts: 7969-/976 . .
Pedaliu, Effie G. H., “"A Sea of Confiision": The Mediteiranean and Detente,
.735
The Politics of Detente-Era Cultural Texts: 1969-19^6, by Kathleen Parthe . 723
R
Romano, Angela, Detente, Entente, or Linkage? The Helsinki Conference on
Security and Cooperation in Europe in U.S. Relations with the Soviet Union . 703
S
“/J Sea of Confusion'’: The Mediteiranean and Detente, 1969-1914, hy
Effie G. H. Pedaliu.735
Selvage, Douglas E., Transforming the Soviet Sphere of Influence?
U.S.-Soviet Detente and Eastern Europe, 1969-19^6.671
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Transfonning the Soviet Sphere of Influence? U.S.-Soviet Detente and Eastern
Europe, 1969-19^6, by Douglas E. Selvage.671
Iwigge, Stephen R., Operation Hullabaloo: Hemy Kissinger, British
Diplomacy, and the Agreement on the Prevention of Nuclear War.689
Z
Zelizer, Julian E., Detente and Domestic Politics.653
E
Engennan, David C., and Corinna R. Unger, Introduction: Towards a Global
Histoiy of Modernization.375
I
Introduction: Towards a Global Histoiy of Modem ization, by David C.
Engerman and Corinna R. Unger.375
N
Note fi'om the Editor.543