Abstract

Survey of American Foreign Relations, 1928

The article presents information on the book "Survey of American Foreign Relations, 1928," by Charles P. Howland. Americans and Europeans who wish to comprehend the position of the U.S. in our highly integrated modern world will find this book indispensable. Certainly in no other single volume is there available so much pertinent and authoritative material concerning contemporary American foreign relations. Fortunately the Council on Foreign Relations is to issue annually hereafter a similar survey: "the subjects chosen each year," according to the preface, "will be those in which a culmination of some sort has thrown the questions involved into high relief, or those which have come to a stage of temporary arrest and so allow of deliberate examination."