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... Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2005 Joseph J. Sisco: The Passing of a Gentleman On 23 November 2004, Joseph J. Sisco passed from the scene, and on that day Mediterranean Quarterly lost a valued mentor, a true friend, and a scholar. The editors of this journal, which he so proudly...

...Joseph J. Sisco Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2002 Joseph J. Sisco is chairman of the board of the American Academy of Diplomacy, former U.S. under secretary of state for political affairs, and president of American University. From World Disorder to a Reshaped Global Order...

...Joseph J. Sisco John Boykin: Cursed is the Peacemaker: The American Diplomat Versus the Israeli General, Beirut, 1982 . Foreword by former Secretary of State,George Shultz. Belmont, California: Appelgate Press, 2002. ISBN 0-9719432-0-6.$29.95. Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003...

...Joseph J. Sisco Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003 Joseph J. Sisco is chairman of the American Academy of Diplomacy, former U.S. under secretary of state for political affairs, and former president of American University in Washington, D.C. He is currently president of Sisco Associates...

... have to react. George Churchill (Greece) said that Ionnides [sic] is indeed given to simplistic approaches and would be capable of attempt- ing something on Cyprus.14 When Boyatt later that month brought the matter before Joseph Sisco...

... by Joseph J. Sisco This volume is part of the Diplomats and Diplomacy series sponsored by the Associa- tion for Diplomatic Studies and Training and the Diplomatic and Consular Officers (Retired). It is a timely book. The American Academy of Diplomacy, composed of over 150 former ambassadors and high...

... Shultz. Belmont, California: Appelgate Press, 2002. ISBN 0-9719432-0-6. $29.95. Reviewed by Joseph J. Sisco This volume is part of the Diplomats and Diplomacy series sponsored by the Associa- tion for Diplomatic Studies and Training and the Diplomatic and Consular Officers (Retired). It is a timely...

.... Opponents rightly thought that military action against Iraq would cause serious damage to the U.S. image and affect U.S. credibility for years to come. As Joseph Sisco wisely recommends in his overview of this special issue on the world after Iraq, nations deserve an honest debate on the radical...