Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs

First geographical division to be established in the Department of State.
Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Leadership & Staff

Kurt Campbell Assistant Secretary of State under Obama; CNAS co-founder
• Assistant Secretary (Jun 2 '09→?)
Victoria Nuland State Department spokeswoman; former Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs
• Position ('87)
Michael H Armacost US Ambassador to Japan; Stanford University; Brookings Institution
• Deputy Assistant Secretary ('80→'82)
Charles Sheldon Whitehouse US Ambassador to Laos 1973-75; CIA
• Acting-Assistant Secretary ('71→'72)
Marshall Green United States diplomat whose career focused on East Asia
• Assistant Secretary (May '69→May '73)
U Alexis Johnson A United States diplomat
• deputy assistant secretary ('51→?)
Edwin O Reischauer US Ambassador to Japan, 1961-66
• Special Assistant to Director ('45→'46)

Child Organizations

Embassy of the United States - Manila, Philippines
• Child Org
Office for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Island Affairs
• Child Org
Embassy of the United States: Bangkok, Thailand
• Child Org

Parents

Office of Under Secretary for Political Affairs The fourth-ranking position in the United States Department of State
• Parent Org
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs
Updated about 3 years ago

Basic Info

Types Organization, Government Body
Start date 1908
Website http://www.state.gov/p/eap/index.htm
Aliases Division of Far Eastern Affairs

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