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THREE years into the post-cold-war era we are still searching for our George F. Kennan--someone to delineate the main outlines of the international environment and prescribe a new strategy, as [...]

Acheson: The Secretary of State Who Created the American World By James Chace Simon & Schuster: 512 pp. $30.00 'History will deal severely with the Prime Minister,' Winston Churchill once [...]

We might as well be honest at the outset: foreign-policy problems have a kind of intractable and uninteresting quality about them today, sharply contrasting with the nature of foreign-policy debate [...]

By Paul H. Nitze. Scribner's. 212 pp. $22.00. Paul Nitze's latest book, Tension Between Opposites, provides a fascinating glimpse into the character, and inner growth, of one of our most [...]

America is not rich in elder statesmen. Few are the men still among us whose diplomatic careers stretch back to the origins of the cold war. Fewer still combine the [...]

Production of grand world views and new foreign-policy schemes has become something of a cottage industry among scholars and policy analysts since the end of the cold war - although, [...]

In the Shadow of the Garrison State: America's Anti-Statism and Its Cold War Grand Strategy by Aaron L. Friedberg Princeton. 351 pp. $21.97 BY NOW, most of us have a [...]

Belief in God in an Age of Science, by John Polkinghorne (Yale, 150 pp., $18) Mr. Glynn, associate director of the George Washington University Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies, is [...]

We might as well be honest at the outset: foreign-policy problems have a kind of intractable and uninteresting quality about them today, sharply contrasting with the nature of foreign-policy debate [...]

By the end of the cold war, conservatives had developed a strong body of theory on what might be seen as the two main issues of the struggle: deterrence and [...]

Mr. Glynn, the associate director of the George Washington University Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies, is the author of God: The Evidence (Prima). Beside Still Waters: Searching for Meaning in [...]

We might as well be honest at the outset: foreign-policy problems have a kind of intractable and uninteresting quality about them today, sharply contrasting with the nature of foreign-policy debate [...]