Miller Center Papers - American Values Projected Abroad

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 American Values Projected Abroad series is available for download below.

Vol. 1 - The Western Heritage and American Values: Law, Theology, and History

Vol. 2 - Political Traditions and Contemporary Problems

Vol. 3 - Institutions for Projecting American Values Abroad

Vol. 4 - Essays on Lincoln's Faith and Politics

Vol. 5 - The Predicament of Human Rights: The Carter and Reagan Policies

Vol. 6 - Writing History and Making Policy: The Cold War, Vietnam, and Revisionism

Vol. 7 - Traditions and Values: American Diplomacy, 1790-1865

Vol. 8 - Traditions and Values: American Diplomacy, 1865-1945

Vol. 9 - Traditions and Values: American Diplomacy, 1945 to the Present

Vol. 10 - The Elements of International Strategy: A Primer for the Nuclear Age

Vol. 11 - Nationalism and Internationalism: European and American Perspectives

Vol. 12 - Diplomacy and Values: The Life and Works of Stephen Kertesz in Europe and America