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ID162775
Title ProperOne hundred years of Russian American Relations
LanguageENG
AuthorLeffler, Melvyn P ;  Hitchcock, William I
Summary / Abstract (Note)In the spring of 2017 many members of SHAFR participated in an exchange of emails and expressed frustration, indeed exasperation, over the prevailing state of affairs in the United States and elsewhere around the globe. Scholars voiced their dismay at the disregard for truth, facts, and objective analysis, as well as the scorn for expertise, among our leaders and in our public discourse. SHAFR members asked one another how they could make a difference. They wondered whether they could transcend the gulf that was dividing the American public. What could historians do to bridge the gap and assist policymakers?
`In' analytical NoteDiplomatic History Vol. 42, No.4; Sep 2018: p.513–516
Journal SourceDiplomatic History Vol: 42 No 4
Key WordsRussia ;  America ;  Russia - International Relations - United States ;  United States - International Relations - Russia ;  International Relations ;  SHAFR