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Anne K. Long
Known for co-authoring detailed country studies, this writer helped shape practical reference books on Eastern Europe and also published work on Cold War strategy. The record is sparse, but the work points to a researcher focused on politics, history, and international affairs.
1 Audiobook
Area Handbook for Bulgaria
by Eugene K. Keefe, Violeta D. Baluyut, William Giloane, Anne K. Long, James M. Moore, Neda A. Walpole
About the author
Anne K. Long appears in the public record as a researcher and co-author of several reference works, including Area Handbook for Bulgaria and Area Handbook for Hungary. Those books were part of the Foreign Area Studies program at The American University, a series created to give readers clear background on countries' social, political, economic, and military institutions.
She also co-wrote The Cuban Missile Crisis: A Study of Its Strategic Context with Jerome H. Kahan, published in Political Science Quarterly in 1972. In that article, she is identified with American University, which suggests an academic or research connection there at the time.
Reliable biographical details beyond those publications are hard to confirm, so it is best to remember her through the work itself: careful, information-rich studies meant to help readers understand complex nations and tense moments in modern history.