Miller Center Papers - The Credibility of Institutions, Policies and Leadership

The Miller Center Papers is a remarkable historical collection of reminiscences and analyses of American public life made by leading figures in policy-making and politics spanning the half-century. The Papers is one of the finest documentary collections in the world on U.S. government and politics. The Miller Center has systematically prepared, organized, edited, and recorded the papers in scores of slim books. The Credibility of Institutions, Policies and Leadership series is available for download below.

Vol. 1 - Moralism and Morality in Politics and Diplomacy

Vol. 2 - The American Approach to Foreign Policy: A Pragmatic Perspective

Vol. 3 - Functionalism and Interdependence

Vol. 4 - American Approaches to World Affairs

Vol. 5 - The Media

Vol. 6 - The Private Sector

Vol. 7 - The President and the Public: Rhetoric and National Leadership

Vol. 8 - The Plimpton Papers: Law and Diplomacy

Vol. 9 - Bureaucracy and Statesmanship: Henry Kissinger and the Making of American Foreign Policy

Vol. 10 - The Last European Peace Conference: Paris 1946 - Conflict of Values

Vol. 11 - Foreign Policy and Domestic Consensus

Vol. 12 - Consensus: Issues and Problems