Association for Diplomatic Studies Training

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Web Name: Association for Diplomatic Studies Training

WebSite: http://www.adst.org

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Your browser (Internet Explorer 7 or lower) is out of date. It has known security flaws and may not display all features of this and other websites. Learn how to update your browser.ADST has the world's largest collection of U.S. diplomatic oral history. Plus podcasts, videos, books and publications, and our exciting web series "Moments in U.S. Diplomatic History."Dealing with a Leftist Dipsomaniac: The United States and Ecuador’s Carlos Arosemena At the beginning of the 1960s, U.S. foreign policy had two bugbears: the Soviet Union and Cuba. Fidel Castro had come to power in 1959, and the United States wished to prevent another Cuban Revolution with policies like the Alliance for Progress, designed to forestall... Read MoreSetting the Record Straight: Accountability in Reporting on the Guatemalan Economy For policymakers to make the right decisions, it is crucial that they first have the right information. With this in mind, career U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) officer Terrence Brown used his position as the USAID Mission Director in Guatemala to c... Read MoreLife as a Vietnam War POW In 1966, well into the Vietnam War and three years into Lyndon B. Johnson’s presidency, Charles Graham Boyd took his eighty-eighth mission into Hanoi to search and destroy anti-aircraft missiles. It was during this mission that Boyd was shot down by Vietnamese artil... Read MoreJustice and Equality: Stories of Progress and Personal Diplomacy in the State Department As we renew conversations in the United States about what liberty and justice for all truly looks like, we must reflect on our past. At the State Department, these conversations have long been important to our diplomats; they have prompted many to speak up, to create ... Read MoreLeveraging a Unique Perspective in Manila Amid Heightened Tensions Robert H. Stern’s life as a Foreign Service Officer (FSO) took him in many different directions all across the globe. He served in the Philippines at the end of the 1960s, when tensions in the region between Americans and native Asians were escalating due to the war... Read More

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