DIPLOMACY (URDU)

A masterfully written study of Western diplomacy...intelligent, often provocative, and consistently captivating! ___ Machikokakutani, The New York Times

This is a great book...brilliant in its analysis and masterful in its approach! ___ George P. Schultz, former US Secretary of State

This book should be read by emerging diplomats and politicians as eagerly as their predecessors read Macaulay ___ Douglas Hurd, The Daily Telegraph

Kissinger's gripping book confronts some of the most difficult questions of our time...its pages are awash with insight ___ Simon Shama, The New Yorker

This is a rich and engaging work, a brilliant study of the international crises that shaped our modern world...a thought-provoking meditation on foreign affairs! ___ Arthur Schlesinger, American historian and author

The most important work on diplomacy in the last thirty years! ___ Walter Laquiver, Chairman, International Research Council

Whatever your opinion of Kissinger's approach to American foreign policy in the Nixon and Ford eras, this book is a masterpiece. It establishes Kissinger as an extraordinary thinker and historian. ___ Michael Palliser, British Ambassador

Kissinger is a great figure of twentieth-century diplomacy, this is about his experience; here you see diplomacy through the eyes of a great exponent of the craft. ___ Jeremy Greenstock, former British diplomat

A most important book, intellectually unbiased, honest and courageous.... Despite being a fierce critic and distrustful of Kissinger for three decades, I find myself captivated. ___ Godfrey Hodgson, The Independent

This book should be a basic and indispensable reading in diplomatic centres in the West. ___ L. Clarke, The Times