Issue 1 (Winter 2000)

"Science and the Cold War: A Roundtable" (roundtable discussion)

• Joseph Manzione, "Amusing and Amazing and Practical and Military": The Legacy of Scientific Internationalism in American Foreign Policy, 1945-1963
  
• Richard V. Damms, "James Killian, the Technological Capabilities Panel, and the Emergence of
  President Eisenhower's 'Scientific-Technological Elite'"
  
• Jefferson P. Marquis, The Other Warriors: American Social Science and Nation Building in Vietnam
  
• Gregg Herken, "Commentary: In the Service of the State: Science and the Cold War"
  
• Walter McDougall, "Commentary: The Cold War Excursion of Science"

Author's Response- Jefferson P. Marquis, RAND Corporation (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 6 February 2000

Author's Response- Richard Damms, Mississippi State University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 6 February 2000

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Issue 2 (Spring 2000)

Christian J. Maisch, "The Falkland/Malvinas Islands Clash of 1831-32: U.S. and British Diplomacy in the South Atlantic"

Commentary by KC Johnson, CUNY, Brooklyn College (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 14 April 2000

Douglas M. Charles, "Informing FDR: FBI Political Surveillance and the Isolationist Interventionist Foreign Policy Debate, 1939-1945"

Commentary by Warren F. Kimball, Rutgers University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 19 April 2000

T. Christopher Jespersen, "The Bitter End and the Lost Chance in Vietnam: Congress, the Ford Administration, and the Battle Over Vietnam, 1975-1976"

Commentary by Robert D. Schulzinger, University of Colorado (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 24 April 2000

Cary Fraser, "Crossing the Color Line in Little Rock: The Eisenhower Administration and the Dilemma of Race for U.S. Foreign Policy"

Commentary by Mary Dudziak, University of Southern California (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 29 April 2000

Author's Response- Cary Fraser, Pennsylvania State University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 2 May 2000

"Roundtable Review: FRUS on the Cuban Missile Crisis" (roundtable discussion)

• Raymond L. Garthoff, "Documenting the Cuban Missile Crisis"
  
• Jorge I. Dominguez, "The @#$%& Missile Crisis (Or, What Was 'Cuban' about U.S. Decisions during the Cuban Missile Crisis?)"
  
• Philip Zelikow, "American Policy and Cuba, 1961-1963"

Commentary by Robert J. Maddox, Pennsylvania State University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 2 May 2000

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Issue 3 (Summer 2000)

Thomas Borstelmann, 'Hedging Our Bets and Buying Time': John Kennedy and Racial Revolution in the American South and Southern Africa

Commentary by Cary Fraser, Pennsylvania State University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 17 July 2000

Kenneth A. Osgood, "Form before Substance: Eisenhower's Commitment to Psychological Warfare and Negotiations with the Enemy"

Commentary by David L. Snead, Texas Tech University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 24 July 2000

Author's Response- Kenneth A. Osgood, University of California, Santa Barbara (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 24 July 2000

Jason Kendall Moore, "Between Expediency and Principle: U.S. Repatriation Policy toward Russian Nationals, 1944-1949"

Commentary by Ivan I.Kurilla, Volgograd State University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 31 July 2000

Roundtable: "Cultural Transfer or Cultural Imperialism?" (roundtable discussion)

• Jessica C. E. Gienow-Hecht, "Shame on U.S.? Academics, Cultural Transfer, and the Cold War: A Critical Review"
• Richard Pells, "Commentary: Who's Afraid of Steven Spielberg?"
• Bruce Kurlick, "Commentary: The Future of Cultural Imperialism"
• Richard Kuisel, "Commentary:Americanization for Historians"
• John W. Dower, "Commentary: 'Culture,' Theory, and Practice in U.S.-Japan Relations"

Commentary by David Engerman, Brandeis University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 7 August 2000

Commentary by Tony Smith, Tufts University (PDF)
Posted to H-Diplo on 7 August 2000