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Richard C. Holbrooke

    Richard Holbrooke fue un distinguido diplomático y negociador estadounidense cuya carrera se definió por su búsqueda de la paz en conflictos internacionales. Su experiencia abarcó desde la mediación del Acuerdo de Paz de Dayton, que puso fin a la guerra en Bosnia, hasta importantes cargos diplomáticos en Asia y Europa. El trabajo de Holbrooke se centró constantemente en abordar complejos desafíos geopolíticos para prevenir la violencia y promover la estabilidad. Su dedicación a la diplomacia y su amplia experiencia lo convierten en una figura significativa de la política exterior moderna.

    Ifor on Ifor
    Counsel to the President
    To end a war
    • To end a war

      • 408 páginas
      • 15 horas de lectura

      The architect of the Dayton peace accords recounts the perilous diplomatic negotiations that finally brought peace to Bosnia

      To end a war1998
      4,0
    • Ifor on Ifor

      NATO Peacekeepers in Bosnia-Herzegovina

      • 163 páginas
      • 6 horas de lectura

      IFOR on IFOR is a unique account of the NATO-led mission in Bosnia. Using specially commissioned photographs and interviews, IFOR on IFOR looks at the work, equipment and opinions of the people behind the force. IFOR was set up as a result of the Dayton Accords - the agreement that finally established peace in Bosnia. One of the main architects of this people agreement was Richard Holbrooke, formerly United States Assistant Secretary for European and Canadian Affairs - and writer of the Foreword to IFOR on IFOR. In the pages of IFOR on IFOR you can meet a French Chef, the Russian Commander, British 'squaddies', a Scandinavian medic and an American General - and many more. Their experiences, and opinions, make compulsive reading and IFOR on IFOR will be of particular interest to all those who want a visual and written record of the IFOR mission in Bosnia.

      Ifor on Ifor1996
    • The memoirs of a legendary White House advisor chronicle the five decades he spent as an influential figure in Oval Office decision-making, from the recognition of Israel to the Vietnam War. Reprint. Major ad/promo. K. NYT.

      Counsel to the President1991
      3,9