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Contents
PREFACE xi PART ONE FROM MADLENKA TO MADELEINE ALBRIGHT ONE:Heroes and Villains TWO: Becoming an American THREE: Best of All Possible Worlds FOUR: Family Values FIVE: Mrs. Albright Goes to Washington SIX: From Pole to Pole SEVEN: 'Til Death Do Us Part EIGHT: The Velvet Revolution PART TWO FOURTEEN SUITS AND A SKIRT NINE: A Sign Saying Simply "United States" TEN: New World (Dis)Order ELEVEN: Frequent Flyer TWELVE: Horror in the Balkans THIRTEEN: The Strength of My Own Voice PART THREE MADAM SECRETARY FOURTEEN: "I Want you to Be My Secretary of State" SIXTEEN: Building a Europe Whole and Free EIGHTEEN: Welcome to the Middle East NINETEEN: "Palestinians and Israelis Coming Together" TWENTY: Dueling with Dictators TWENTY-ONE: As the World Turns PART FOUR WAGING WAR, PURSUING PEACE TWENTY-TWO: A Special Kind of Evil TWENTY-THREE: "Milosevic Is the Problem" TWENTY-FOUR: Kosovo: Diplomacy and the Threat of Force TWENTY-FIVE: The Alliance Prevails TWENTY-SIX: Freedom and Order in the Global Era TWENTY-SEVEN: Inside the Hermit Kingdom TWENTY-EIGHT: The Fruitless Quest TWENTY-NINE: Had We But World Enough, and Time EPILOGUE SELECTED CHRONOLOGY OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL , 1993-2001 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS GRATITUDE |
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-Time Out New York
"Candid, [she] veers comfortably between the personal and the political. Offers a rare female perspective on diplomatic life." -Entertainment Weekly "One of the most diverting political bios in recent memory." -USA Today "Madeleine Albright has written a different kind of memoir...It's Albright unplugged." -Time "Unlike other memoirs, it has hardly a hint of score settling." -Publishers Weekly "Thorough and insightful. Filled with shrewd character sketches of world leaders...Albright's style is engagingly direct." -The New Yorker "Her portraits of foreign leaders are lively and evocative...she creates a sense of policy made by real people." -The Miami Herald " Albright's deft memoir is the quintessential tale of her transitional generation of middle-class American women." -The New York Times "From mother and socialite to professor and secretary of state...she is frank, assertive...straight-shooting." -Dallas Morning News "The fascinating story of a remarkable person who has served her country well." -Rocky Mountain News "A fascinating mix of the official and the unofficial, the political and the personal." |