As anyone who's ever ridden the Metro in Boston knows, there's a sign on the wall along the blue line route that reads, "Outbound to Wonderland." Must be one helluva train, I thought to myself when I saw it. In that spirit of exploration, this is a blog of short essays on art, literature, law, economics, music, history, international relations, science...and everything else, too.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Stone Street is Back
After a regrettable hiatus of many months, the Stone Street podcast is back. Check out the interview with Ambassador Robert M. Beecroft here, or click on the RSS feed to the right of this post.
Ambassador Beecroft has worked on virtually every major U.S. foreign policy question of the second half of the twentieth century. From the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) of the 1970s to Egypt-Israel relations, to the post-Warsaw Pact enlargement of NATO, to the Balkan wars of the 1990s, the Ambassador’s career encompasses some of the most complex global issues in history. I caught up with him while he was in Vilnius as part of a Dept. of State inspection team conducting a review of the embassy. One note: if you listen to the interview, you'll hear me referencing another interview he gave several years ago, in which he gives extraordinarily detailed accounts of the policies, events and personalities he's worked on, for and with over the years. It's an extraordinary document, which you can read here.
Enjoy.
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