Dangerous diplomacy How the state department threatens America's security

By:

Joel Mowbray

Contributor(s):

MOWBRAY (Joel)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Washington DC Regnery Publishing, Inc 2003Description: vii,312 p. HB 24*16 cmISBN:

0895261103

Subject(s):

United States Dept. of State

DDC classification:

23 327.73 MOWD

Summary: In Dangerous Diplomacy, investigative reporter Joel Mowbray exposes the hidden agendas, mixed allegiances, and outright anti–Americanism that has infected the U.S. State Department. Relying on exhaustive interviews with State Department personnel and extensive research into State's publications, procedures, and recent history, Mowbray reveals an astounding pattern of shortsighted and misguided policies, compounded by an ingrained and self–criticism and correction.

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In Dangerous Diplomacy, investigative reporter Joel Mowbray exposes the hidden agendas, mixed allegiances, and outright anti–Americanism that has infected the U.S. State Department. Relying on exhaustive interviews with State Department personnel and extensive research into State's publications, procedures, and recent history, Mowbray reveals an astounding pattern of shortsighted and misguided policies, compounded by an ingrained and self–criticism and correction.

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