Stampers of passports or makers of history? A review of Sue Onslow and Lori Maguire (eds.), consuls in the Cold War
Abstract
Consuls and consulates rarely make the news, and their staff ply their trade in relative obscurity, even though they make an essential contribution to the management of cross-border flows and, more fundamentally, to the workings of international society.
DiplomacyCold WarConsulsConsulatesEmbassiesBureaucracy
