The Dayton Peace Accords at 30: Firsthand Accounts from U.S. Diplomats Who Were There

In Their Own Write

We are pleased to present this year’s collection of new books by members of the Foreign Service community.

Of Related Interest

Other recent books of interest to the foreign affairs community.

In Their Own Words: FS Family Members on Writing

Four writers who are FS family members talk about their paths to publication.

Iran’s Revolution and Foreign Service Heroes: A Review Essay

A new book on U.S.-Iran relations and the Iranian Revolution spotlights the outstanding work of career diplomats.

Scooter Wisdom: Life Lessons from the Streets of Saigon

For this author, commuting via scooter offered valuable lessons in how to survive—and thrive—in a complicated world.

Service Disrupted: Views from the Field

The Life and Tragic Fate of a Young U.S. Consul

Felix H. Suau, the U.S. consul in Guadeloupe, was only 27 and had served for just three years when he perished in the earthquake of 1843.

Returning to U.S. Schools: A Guide to Transcripts and Smooth Transitions

Here’s what’s involved in aligning international school transcripts with the requirements of a U.S. public school.

Education-at-a-Glance

A Hero of Our Time: William Caldwell Harrop

President’s Views

The Road Goes Ever On

Letter from the Editor

Telling the FS Story

Speaking Out

The End of CSO: Don’t Let Stabilization Expertise Go

Reflections

Remembering Kenneth Wimmel: Diplomat, Writer, Historian

Local Lens

Huacachina, Peru

Letters

Talking Points

In Memory

State VP Voice

You Deserve Better

USAID VP Voice

Finding Strength in Community

Retiree VP Voice

Protecting Retiree Interests