Diplomatic History

Papers
(The median citation count of Diplomatic History is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Contributors12
Running to School: U.S.-Kenyan Athletic Pipelines in the 1970s5
Kniefall and Ostpolitik: Willy Brandt’s Legacy for Germany and the West5
It’s the Sources, Stupid3
Rethinking the Special Relationship3
The Decolonization Paradigm: Rethinking the US and the World2
Sovereignty and Surveillance in Cold War India2
The Irony of Withdrawal2
Engagement, Neglect, and the Contradictions of Liberal Interventionism1
Workers of the World Unite . . . Behind American Labor Feminists1
No More Heroes Any More?1
The Shadow of American Slavery1
A State of Neutrality: State Development and Early American Neutrality1
The Past, Present, and Future of Government Secrecy—And History Itself1
The Tailings of Cold War U.S. Foreign Policy1
Reshaping International Relations: The Politics of Freedom and Non-European Solidarity before Bandung1
Cinema from a Different Shore1
Marginalized in the Military: Bedwetters and Many Others1
The Hotel on the Hill: Hilton Hotel’s Unofficial Embassy in Rome1
The Rise and Fall of a Wilsonian Dream1
Untangling the Inner Contradictions in Reagan's Soviet Policies1
“The Ghost of Comilla”: Authoritarian Biopolitics and Global Development in Rural East Pakistan1
Machinations from on High: U.S. Aid Plan and Oil in South Korea1
More Guns, Less Butter: The Evolution of National Security1
Toward a Community of Democracies: Cold War Visions for Democratic Unity1
U.S.-Japanese Relations, ASEAN, and Economic Power in Southeast Asia, 1969–19811
Transnational Labor in the Age of Slavery1
The United States, Great Britain, and the Chilean Presidential Election of 19421
The Cinematic Front1
The History of the Cold War, Thirty Years After1
Cold War Oil, Development, and Political Unrest: The Brazilian Experience1
Migrant Detention: Vast, Flexible, and Local1
Follow the Flag: A History of the U.S. Colonial Empire1
The Opposition Economists0
… Borne Back Ceaselessly0
Between Cooperation and a Hard Place0
Putting an American God into Public Schools around the World0
“Never as inscrutable and bizarre as some Westerners believed”0
Contributors0
The Centrality of Military Ties in the Philippine-U.S. Relationship0
“Wall Street’s Peace Shenanigans”: Stalin and a U.S.-Soviet Backchannel during the Korean War0
Strangers on a Plane0
Contributors0
The Late Cultural Cold War0
“Fear, Power, and Hubris”: Why the United States Invaded Iraq0
Fearing “the End of Zionism”: Israeli Emigration to the United States, 1970s-1990s0
Weaknesses of Empire: Rethinking Kaluaiko‘olau’s Confrontation with Hawai‘i’s Colonial State*0
So Many Enemies, So Little Time0
“Our Balkan Peninsula”: The Mexican Question in the League of Nations Debate0
Welcome to Miami0
The Transnational History of the New Right0
The Dearth of Liberalism0
Slaying the Global Coolie Myth0
Peace, Cooperation, and Transatlantic Relations0
African American Adoptions and Expanding Visions of Family0
Contributors0
The Geneva Crucible0
Marilyn B. Young and the Receiving End of U.S. Power0
Chess, Not Checkers: The Complexities of Historic Creek Diplomacy0
Revolutionary Diplomacy and the Court of Public Opinion0
Spying on Ecuador's Left: Perception and Misperception0
Presidential Cold War Doctrines: What Are They Good For?0
Love is a Battlefield0
The Cultural Cold War in Yugoslavia0
Enlightening the Minds or Reinforcing the Stereotypes?0
The Monroe Doctrine in the Americas: Towards a Hemispheric Intellectual History0
Afterlives of Orientalism: Corporal Punishment and U.S. Military-Building in Korea0
Squandered Opportunity or Foregone Conclusion?0
A Revolutionary Bromance: Masculinity, Performance, and Religion in Diplomacy0
The 1960 U-2 Crisis Reconsidered: Technology, Masculinity, and U.S. Airpower’s ‘Unmanning’0
Public Diplomacy and the Transformation of the Cold War Endgame0
Solidarity and the City: U.S. Municipal Politics and Salvadoran Revolution0
Transatlantic Winds of Change0
German Questions, American Answers0
“What is a Missionary Good For, Anyway?”: Foreign Relations, Religion, and the Nineteenth Century0
The Consequences of Bad Intelligence0
Diasporic Networks, Diasporic Celebrities0
Reexamining the 1970s Revival of US-China Trade0
Correction: Turkey at a Crossroads: The Soviet Threat and Postwar Realignment, 1945–19460
Mineral for Empire: U.S. Mining of South Korean Tungsten, 1945–19540
A “Civil” Civil War?0
Learning from Experience: Moscow’s Changing Approaches to ‘Third World’ Revolution0
OUP accepted manuscript0
Just Another Ship? US Nuclear-Powered Warships and Secrecy in Japan, 1959–19720
Pursuing Peace through the Private Sector0
Pen-Pal Diplomacy0
Bottom-Up Diplomatic History0
Consular Recognition, Partial Neutrality, and the Making of Atlantic Diplomacy, 1778–18250
Garibaldi in the Land of Cotton0
Development’s Deceits0
A Response to Terror0
More Than Allende’s Daughter0
Securing the Undefended Border0
The Great (Soviet-)American Road Trip0
A Commercial Bridge Across the Revolutionary Era0
OUP accepted manuscript0
Eternal Return?0
Disasters, Migration, Refugee Policy, and Other Fast or Slow Catastrophes0
Free Trade, Undaunted0
Perpetual Foreigners: Chinese Americans and the U.S. Opening to China0
The Loyal British Colonies and the American Revolution0
Real Catholics and Rights in Reagan's Central American Policy0
Empire Underground: The Stakes of U.S. Claims to Vertical Power0
“Out of Time” and “Out of Place”0
The Phelps-Stokes Fund and the Institutional Imagination of Black Internationalism, 1941–19450
The Catholic Turn in Conservative U.S. Circles0
The Planet Multiple0
Human Rights Activism in the “Torture Chamber of Latin America”0
Slavery’s Mirror: The United States and Brazil0
Unsafe at Any Speed? Fighting Corporate-Led Globalization0
Transpacific Exodus: Japanese American Migrants in Japan through the 1950s0
“A Strange Paradox”: U.S. Global Economic Power and the British Welfare State, 1944–19510
American Berliners and their Walls0
The Diplomacy of Disasters0
Accidental Activists: USAID Builds a Vietnamese Antiwar Elite0
Operation FIBER: “Communist Coffee” and Covert Economic Warfare in Guatemala0
Agents of Empire: Domestic Class Conflict and US Imperial Expansion0
The British IMF Crisis, Neoliberalism, and the Cold War0
The Singapore Free Press and the War of 1898 in the Philippines0
Exceptional Delusions0
Imperial Violence, Imperial Lies: How Colonial Archives Package History0
A Transnational History of Puerto Rico’s National Liberation Struggles0
If All People of Goodwill Do Their Part0
Empire Updated0
Sexuality and Empire0
The Other Side of the Frontier: Metropolitan Fantasies of Racial Union0
A Sporting Détente0
Dividing the Northern World: The Arctic and the Alaska Purchase0
Onward Christian Citizens: White Protestant Women in a New World Order0
United Nations and the World0
The Many Currents of Antebellum Maritime Empire0
The Cultural Consequences of the Global War on Terror0
Crossing the Line in the Himalayas: The China-India Border Conflict0
“Education is the Precursor to Commerce”: Pan-Americanism and Inter-American Education0
The Infrastructure of the Imperial Dollar0
Nicaragua’s Cold War0
Contributors0
A Life of Personal and Intellectual Freedom0
Migration Normalcy: Havana’s Dialogue with Washington before the Balsero Crisis0
Decoding the Black Box of National Security in Space0
The Cold War Construction of the Amerasian, 1950–19820
Connecting Histories of US-Mexican Relations through Catholic Perspectives0
Cold War, Culture War0
The Battle for Latin America0
Guestworker Programs and the Postwar U.S. Liberal Consensus0
A “Fortress America” for Ideas0
Between Subalternity and Imperialism: Black Military Workers in U.S. History0
The Empire of Fashion0
A Deep Dish of Chicago History0
Teaching the World to Work: Industrial Education as U.S. Imperial Tradition0
Mapping a Magazine Empire0
Falling for Fascism0
Women’s Labor in Empire and Diaspora0
Iraqi Archives and post-Cold War Continuity: A View from the Global South0
Reimagining the Pacific: Settler Colonialism and the Hawaiian Islands in the Twenty-First Century0
Dreams of Global Feminism0
Free Trade Before the Fall0
Lost in Translation: Vietnam, the Paris Talks, and the Chennault Affair0
Liberty Elsewhere: Exiting Elites against the Messy Multitudes0
Protesting Architects: Development and Dissent at Colombia’s University of Valle0
Secrets and Lies0
Alternative Internationalisms: The Sanctuary Movement and Jim Corbett’s Civil Initiative0
Contributors0
Analog Technology, Law, and National Security in the United States and Britain0
Making the History of British-U.S. Relations Great Again0
Opening Up Arms Control Silos0
Moral Clarity: Terrorism, the Culture Wars, and Modern U.S. Conservatism0
The China Trade and Transformations in Early U.S. Political Economy0
The CIA and Time Magazine: Journalistic Ethics and Newsroom Dissent0
Indigenous Struggles and Bolivia's Nationalist Revolution0
“Peace and Friendship”: Overcoming the Cold War in the Children’s World of the Pioneer Camp Artek*0
An Unequal Alliance: U.S.-Saudi Oil Relations0
Safeguarding Détente: U.S. High Performance Computer Exports to the Soviet Union0
Sino-U.S. Exchange Diplomacy0
The Origins of Global Economic Governance0
Human Agency and International History0
Transnational Feminisms and Colonial Complexities in the Pan-Pacific0
Diplomacy from the Bottom Up: U.S.-Chilean Relations in the 1960s0
The Second Phase of War: Youth in U.S.-Occupied Japan0
How the War on Poverty Became a Mission for the Empire of Affluence0
Anti-Communist Bananas: The United Fruit Company versus the Guatemalan Revolution0
Contributors0
Vanguard of the Religious Right: U.S. Evangelicals in Israeli-Controlled South Lebanon0
Century of Uncertainty0
Glomar: An Ambiguous Intersection of Intelligence, Transparency, and Diplomacy0
Controlling Migration from Within0
The United States’ First Overseas Possession0
The U.S. Secret War in China0
Exporting Imperialism: Arms, Iran, and the Military-Industrial Complex, 1969–19790
A “People” Approach to U.S.-Soviet Relations0
The Growth Debate, North-South Politics, and the Fate of Environmental Internationalism in the 1970s0
Cold War Through an Oceanic Lens0
Defining Dispossession: Arbitration and the Transformation of Sovereign Debt0
Of Consumers and Conservers: The International Organization of Consumer Unions, 1960s to 1980s0
A Coalition for Catastrophe0
Before the Roosevelt Corollary: Colombia and the Nineteenth-Century Panama Canal Treaty Debates0
Stewards of Internationalism: United Nations Tour Guides, Gender, and Public Diplomacy, 1952–19770
Turkey at a Crossroads: The Soviet Threat and Postwar Realignment, 1945–19460
Contributors0
Seizing the Tide0
The Monroe Doctrine and the Indigenous Americas0
The USSR, Cuba, and the UN in the 1965 Dominican Crisis0
The Left Inside-the-Beltway0
The Stuttgart Incident: Sexual Violence and the Uses of History0
Democracy and Double Standards0
Contributors0
Contributors0
Ice Hockey's Globalization0
Occupational Hazard: American Servicemen’s Sensory Encounters with China, 1945–19490
The Making of a Cold War Relationship0
The Shape-shifting Afterlives of the Monroe Doctrine0
How American and Soviet Women Transcended the Cold War*0
A “Well-Loaded” Question: Pakistanis, Black Diplomacy, and Afro-Asian Anticolonialism0
Citizen Diplomat, Global Activist: Reconsidering Norman Cousins0
Chile, the United States, and the Korean War “Copper Problem”0
The Adams Doctrine and an “Empire of States”0
Impeaching Nixon for the Vietnam War0
Contributors0
Mexico’s “Real” Good Neighbors: US Catholics and Empire during the Interwar Red Scare0
Letter to the Editors0
Can Human Rights Survive Technology?0
The Diplomacy of Immigration Restriction in U.S.-Mexican Relations0
Cultural Intermediaries and the Sounds of Freedom0
Power and Culture Redux0
The Forgotten Anarchists0
Ideas, Influence, and Impact0
In Service to Empire: Rotarians on the World Stage0
Pint-Sized Political Pawns0
Visions of the One Planet: The Planetary Age in International and Environmental History0
The Afterbirth of Empire0
Mexico and the Monroe Doctrines, 1863–1920: From Appropriation to Rejection0
An Imperial Air0
Our Men in Kabul0
A Human Rights Catalyst0
Pan-Americanism and the Definition of the Peruvian-Chilean Border, 1883–19290
Political Economy as International History0
The Monroe Doctrine in an Age of Global History0
In Search of a Superpower: The West’s Abortive Search for Leverage in Early Post-Soviet Russia0
Removals and Deportations0
The Power of Comparison: Two Nations, Slavery, and the Road to War0
An “Archaeology of Addiction” to Fossil Fuels in East Asia0
How Samoan Workers under Colonial Regimes Enlarged their World0
Correction to: If All People of Goodwill Do Their Part0
The Politics of Recognition in US-Philippine-Vatican Relations, 1898–18990
U.S. Public History as Public Diplomacy0
“A Lot of People Watching”: Understanding the Theater of Terrorism0
Diasporic Politics in the Age of Decolonization: Korean Independence and the US Military Occupation of Korea, 1945–19480
Empire, Globalization, Environmental Management: Regulating Pollution at the Panama Canal0
Complicating the Color Line in Asian Empires0
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