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Catto, H: Ambassadors at Sea The High and Low Adventures of a Diplomat

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.1998

Verlag

University Of Texas Press

Seitenzahl

428

Maße (L/B/H)

22.9/15.2/2.3 cm

Gewicht

454 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-292-72371-9

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When it comes to foreign affairs, Henry E. Catto Jr. may not have seen it all, but he's come close-and seen most of the world, besides. For more than two decades, Catto served Republican presidents in a succession of lofty posts in which he was an on-the-scene observer of historic events. . . . Catto has now written Ambassadors at Sea, a delightful memoir with humorous reflections on the inevitable mishaps and errors that plague dealings with folks from different cultures. . . . Indeed, there is something for everyone in Catto's memoir. Lovers of the capital's lavish social scene will find ample accounts of elegant Georgetown dinners along with details of White House entertaining. (San Antonio Express-News)

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.1998

Verlag

University Of Texas Press

Seitenzahl

428

Maße (L/B/H)

22.9/15.2/2.3 cm

Gewicht

454 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-292-72371-9

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Mare Nostrum Group B.V.
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4831 GR Breda
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gpsr@mare-nostrum.co.uk

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  • Produktbild: Catto, H: Ambassadors at Sea
    • Preface
    • Acknowledgments
    • Part 1. Life Before Forty
      • Rocky Mountain High
      • Beginnings
      • Party of Choice
      • Boarding the Train
      • Twenty-three Rabbits and an Elephant
      • Making like Marco Polo
      • The Social Tightrope
      • D.C. Family Life
    • Part 2. El Salvador
      • The Next Step
      • Anatomy of an Embassy
      • El Salvador Overview
      • A Day in the Life ...
      • Domestic and Social Conventions
      • Culture Shock
      • Protoloco
      • Sad Day for Democracy
      • Coup d’État
      • The Bill Collector
      • Abroad and at Home
      • Marxist Terrorism
      • The El Salvador Tour Winds Up
    • Part 3. Protocol
      • “Never, But Never, Miss the Motorcade”
      • Occupational Hazards
      • Hitting the Road with Nixon, Part 1
      • Hitting the Road with Nixon, Part 2
      • The Fall of a President
      • Back to Business as Usual
      • A Refreshing Change in Command
      • “Super K” in Action
      • Lessons in Hardball Diplomacy
      • Two Weeks, One King, Four Prime Ministers, and a Shah
      • Sometimes You Win One ...
      • ... And Sometimes You Lose One
      • Equal Time for Israel
      • Preparing for the Next Challenge
      • Spanish Successes and Bicentennial Bloopers
      • Hail, Britannia
    • Part 4. The United Nations and the Pentagon
      • A Post in Geneva
      • Return to the Private Sector
      • Investments in Politics and Publishing
      • New Administration, New Job
      • All Over the Map with Cap
      • Channels of Communication
      • The Media and the Pentagon
      • Briefings and Leaks
      • Civilian Ventures and Explorations
    • Part 5. The Court of St. James’s
      • Tapped for a Coveted Post
      • Settling In
      • Presentation of Credentials
      • Dinner at Buckingham Palace—and Murder
      • A Presidential Visit
      • A Procession of Dignitaries
      • Turnover in the Ranks
      • Good Company, Good Food, Good Entertainment
      • The Beefsteak Club, the Middle Temple, and Me
      • Covering the Territory
      • The Queen’s English and Other Niceties
      • Ties Between Nations
      • Trouble in the Gulf
      • Changing of the Guard
      • The Approach of War
      • A Bit of Celebration
      • War
      • A Compelling Offer
    • Part 6. U.S. Information Agency
      • “Director of What?”
      • USIA Covers the World
      • Achieving Goals, Addressing Concerns
      • Freedom of the Press
      • Public Diplomacy and an Open Door Policy at USIA
      • On the Road Again
      • The View from the Great Wall
      • Next Stop, Eastern Europe
      • The Changing Face of Africa
      • Meeting Notes
      • A Losing Campaign
      • Melancholy Denouement
      • Witch-hunt
      • Moving On
    • Notes
    • Index