In the stream of history : shaping foreign policy for a new era

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Prologue = 1
• 1. Getting Started = 15
• Statement at Senate Confirmation Hearing / Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, D.C., January 13, 1993 = 22
• 2. Supporting Russian Reform = 35
• The Three Pillars of U.S. Foreign Policy and Support for Reform in Russia / Chicage Council on Foreign Relations, Executives' Club of Chiago, and Mid-America Committee, Chicage, and Mid-America Committee, Chicago, March 22, 1993 = 40
• U.S. Support of Russian Reform : An Investment in America's Security / Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, May 27, 1993 = 51
• 3. America's Commitment to Human Rights = 61
• Democracy and Human Rights : Where America Stands / World Conference on Human Rights, Vienna, June 14, 1993 = 65
• 4. Building Peace in the Middle East = 74
• Building Peace in the Middle East / Columbia University, New York City, September 20, 1993 = 81
• 5. A Partnership with Russia = 91
• A New Generation of Russian Democrats / Academy of the National Economy, Moscow, October 23, 1993 = 96
• 6. NAFTA and American Interests = 105
• NAFTA : In the Overriding Interest of the United States / Los Angeles World Affairs Council and Town Hall of California, Los Angeles, November 2, 1993 = 109
• 7. The New Pacific Community = 116
• America's Pacific Future / University of Washington, Seattle, November 17, 1993 = 120
• 8. A New NATO : The Partnership for peace = 128
• Strengthening the Atlantic Alliance Through a Partnership for Peace / North Atlantic Council, Brussels, December 2, 1993 = 133
• 9. Straight Talk with Japan = 139
• The U.S.-Japan Relationship : The Responsibility to Change / Japan Association of Corporate Executives, Tokyo, March 11, 1994 = 144
• 10. China : A Decision to Engage = 152
• America and the Asia-Pacific Future / Asia Society, New York City, May 27, 1994 = 157
• 11. Revitalizing the OECD = 165
• Toward a More Integrated World / Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, June 8, 1994 = 168
• 12. Restoring Democracy to Haiti = 174
• Restoring Democracy to Haiti / United Nations Security Council, New York City, September 29, 1994 = 183
• 13. The Promise of Peace in the Middle East = 189
• Maintaining the Momentum for Peace in the Middle East / Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., October 24, 1994 = 195
• 14. The Middle East Opens for Business = 203
• Building the Structures of Peace and Prosperity in the New Middle East / Royal Palace, Casablanca, October 30, 1994 = 207
• 15. Averting a Nuclear Threat in Korea = 213
• Ensuring Peace and Stability on the Korean Peninsula / Korea-America Friendship Society, Seoul, November 9, 1994 = 218
• 16. MATO Expansion = 227
• A Time of Historic Challenge for NATO / North Atlantic Council, Brussels, December 1, 1994 = 231
• Developing the New European Security Architecture / North Atlantic Council, Brussels, December 1, 1994 = 234
• 17. Principles and Priorities = 240
• Principles and Opportunities for American Foreign Policy / John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 20, 1995 = 244
• 18. A Sober Approach Toward the Former Soviet States = 257
• U.S. Policy Toward the New Independent States : A Pragmatic Strategy Grounded in America's Fundamental Interests / Indiana University, Bloomington, March 29, 1995 = 261
• 19. A New Transatlantic Agenda = 271
• Charting a Transatlantic Agenda for the 21st Century / Casa de America, Madrid, June 2, 1995 = 275
• 20. Engagement with China = 286
• America's Strategy for a Peaceful and Prosperous Asia-Pacific / National Press Club, Washington, D.C., July 28, 1995 = 292
• 21. Opening Relations with Vietnam = 301
• U.S.-Vietnam Relations : A New Chapter / Institute for International Relations, Hanoi, August 6, 1995 = 307
• 22. Obtaining the Resources to Lead = 315
• Resources for Leadership / Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C., September 20, 1995 = 320
• 23. Reforming the United Nations = 328
• The United Nations : The Momentum for Reform Must Accelerate / United Nations General Assembly, New York City, September 25, 1995 = 334
• 24. Bringing Peace to Bosnia = 343
• The Promise of This Moment Must Be Fulfilled / Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, November 1, 1995 = 360
• The Federation : An Essential Building Block of Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, November 10, 1995 = 364
• The Dayton Peace Agreement : Building Peace with Justice / Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, November 21, 1995 = 366
• Bringing the Agreement to NATO / Sixteen-Plus-Sixteen Meeting of NATO Foreign and Defense Ministers on Bosnia, Brussels, = 368
• 25. New Momentum for American Diplomacy = 372
• Leadership for the Next American Century / John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 18, 1996 = 375
• 26. A New Era for the Americas = 385
• Shaping a New World : U.S. and Brazilian Leadership in a Democratic, Prosperous Hemispbere / American Chamber of Commerce, Sao Paulo, March 2, 1996 = 391
• 27. A Democratic and Undivided Europe = 399
• A Democratic and Undivided Europe in Our Time / Cernin Palace, Prague, March 20, 1996 = 403
• 28. Diplomacy and the Environment = 412
• American Diplomacy and the Global Environmental Challenges of the 21st Century / Stanford University, Stanford, California, April 9, 1996 = 416
• 29. Standing Firm with China = 425
• American Interests and the U.S.-China Relationship / Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C., May 17, 1996 = 431
• 30. The War Against Terrorism = 440
• Fighting Terrorism : Challenges for Peacemakers / Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Washington, D.C., May 21, 1996 = 445
• 31. A New Atlantic Community = 452
• A New Atlantic Community for the 21st Century / State Theater, Stuttgart, September 6, 1996 = 456
• 32. A Changing Relationship with Africa = 467
• Africa at a Crossroads : American Interests and American Engagement / South African Institute of International Affairs, University of the Witwatersrand, Johnnesburg, October 12, 1996 = 476
• 33. Military Force and Diplomatic Readiness = 485
• Force, Diplomacy, and the Resources We Need for American Leadership / U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York, October 25, 1996 = 489
• 34. Bolstering a Flagging Peace Process = 497
• Our Vision of a Prosperous Middle East at Peace / Cairo Economic Conference, Cairo, November 12, 1996 = 504
• 35. China : Setting a Course of Cooperation = 510
• The United States and China : Building a New Era of Cooperation for a New Century / Fudan University, Shanghai, November 21, 1996 = 515
• 36. A Final Call to Action = 524
• Investing in American Leadership / John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 15, 1997 = 528
• 37.Farewell = 538
• Farewell Remarks to State Department Employees / Department of State, Washington, D.C., January 17, 1997 = 539
• Epilogue = 544
• Organizations and Acronyms = 569
• Index = 573
• Photographs follow p. 270. All photographs are from State Department archives unless otherwise indicated.