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"A quiet, restrained, but expert and highly professional assessment of the relationship of foreign policy and the public in America." Kirkus Reviews"A definitive study that should be compulsory reading for students of U.S. foreign relations as well as for its practitioners in government, journalism, academia and politics." Hans Tuch, Foreign Service Journal"If foreign policy is your game, whether you're a player, a fan, a critic, or a student, keep this volume handy at your work station. It's a guide book, a howto book, an insider's book, an outsider's book all in one. David Newsom has to be the ultimate professional in this vital American pastime." William German, Editor, San Francisco Chronicle"Out of his vast experience as a diplomat, scholar and interlocutor with the American press, David Newsom has written a thorough yet lively review of the many public and political factors that affect the making of U.S. foreign policy. He cites chapter and verse from Angola to Yugoslavia in explaining and analyzing the external pressures on contemporary U.S. diplomacy." Don Oberdorfer, Journalistinresidence, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies; Former Washington Post diplomatic correspondentHow does U.S. foreign policy get made? Here, former Under Secretary of State and Ambassador David Newsom offers a longterm insiders view of how our foreign policy is shapedand sometimes misshaped. This book, full of practical insights from a keen observer, is a must for anyone who wants to know how the United States makes its foreign policy.
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