Miller Center Papers - Rhetoric and Political Discourse

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 Rhetoric and Political Discourse series is available for download below.

Vol. 1 - The History and Philosophy of Rhetoric and Political Discourse

Vol. 2 - The History and Philosophy of Rhetoric and Political Discourse

Vol. 3 - Rhetoric and the Founders

Vol. 4 - Philanthropy: Private Means, Public Ends

Vol. 5 - Beyond the United Nations: Changing Discourse in International Politics and Law

Vol. 6 - Thinking about Human Rights: Contending Approaches to Human Rights in U.S. Foreign Policy

Vol. 7 - Rhetoric and Public Diplomacy: The Stanton Report Revisited

Vol. 8 - The Idea of Third World Development: Emerging Perspectives in teh United States and Britain, 1900-1950

Vol. 9 - To Form or Preserve a Government: Teh Presidency, Congress and Political Discourse

Vol. 10 - Discourse on Policy-Making: American Foriegn Policy

Vol. 11 - Political Advocacy and Cultural Communication: Oraganizing the National's Public Diplomacy

Vol. 12 - Moral and Political Discourse: Theory and Practice in International Relations