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Headline Series, No. 314

In this clear and concise study of U.S. foreign affairs over the past seven years, Sloan sets forth major questions and issues that need to be resolved in order to reach a consensus on foreign policy for the next century. The author looks at U.S. reactions to international diplomatic challenges in places such as Bosnia, Haiti and the Persian Gulf. From this history emerge the factors that can shape a policy consensus. In the concluding chapter, Sloan examines possible future directions for U.S. policy.

The Headline Series, published continuously since 1935, provides readers with concise, timely analysis of a specific region or issue in world affairs. These informative pocket-sized books are written by foreign affairs journalists, academics and other experts.

About the author…

STANLEY K. SLOAN is the senior specialist in international security policy for the Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress. Prior to this he served as deputy national intelligence officer for Western Europe with the Central Intelligence Agency and was a member of the U.S. delegation to the Vienna talks on East-West troop reductions in 1973. He is a graduate of the University of Maine with an MTA from Columbia University and the author of Headline Series No. 278, "East West Relations in Europe." He lectures widely in Europe and the United States, and his most recent book is NATO's Future: Beyond Collective Defensive.

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