The following case studies were written by Woodrow Wilson School students as their final papers for graduate courses in international diplomacy. They may be freely downloaded, so long as the authors are given full credit for their work.

WWS Case 2/03:
The "New Humanitarianism": The Henry Dunant Center and the Aceh Peace Negotiations
by Kira Kay

WWS Case 1/03:
"Italy's Admission to the Third Stage of the European Monetary Union: A Case Study on the Diplomacy of European Integration"
by Mauro Battocchi

WWS Case 4/02:
"Diplomacy of Isolation: United States Unilateral Sanctions Policy and Vietnam 1975-1995"
by Oliver Babson

WWS Case 3/02:
"The Indian Nuclear Test: A Case Study in Political Hindsight Bias"
by George N. Sibley

WWS Case 2/02:
"'MUNICH:' Reassessing the Diplomatic Value of Appeasement"
by Macgregor Duncan

WWS Case 1/02:
"The Camp David Accords: A Case Study on International Negotiation"
by Jonathan Oakman

Note: WWS Case 1/01 and WWS Case 2/01 both deal with U.S. "coercive diplomacy" against Haiti in 1993-94. Although working independently of one another, the two authors reached interestingly similar conclusions via very different routes.

WWS Case 2/01:
"Clinton and Coercive Diplomacy: A Study of Haiti"
by Sarah Bermeo

WWS Case 1/01:
"The United States and Haiti (1993-1994)"
by Paul Robyn

WWS Case 4/00:
"Greek Diplomacy and the Hunt for Abdullah Ocalan"
by Joshua Black

WWS Case 3/00:
"Policy Watershed: Turkey's Cyprus Policy and the Interventions of 1974"
by James H. Meyer

WWS Case 2/00:
"US Diplomacy toward Kosovo, 1989-99"
by Brian Katulis

WWS Case 1/00:
"An irrestible force meets an immovable object: The Minsk Group negotiations on the status of Nagorno Karabakh"
by Nicolas Tavitian

WWS Case 2/99:
"Ukraine, Russia, and the Black Sea Fleet Accords"
by Tyler Felgenhauer

WWS Case 1/99:
"Pipeline Diplomacy: The Clinton Administration's Fight for Baku-Ceyhan"
by Jofi Joseph

WWS Case 1/98:
"Negotiating Coalition: Winning Soviet Consent to Resolution 678 Against Iraq"
by Benjamin Aldrich-Moodie