“It’s Late”: How FRUS Volume Organization Teaches History (and Makes a Massive Backlog)

Дата публикации: 06-04-2026 20:00:23

Any archivist who works with new acquisitions must be comfortablewith a backlog, but the Foreign Relations of the UnitedStates series seems to have pushed that idea to its limit. Originallyconceived in 1861 as a contemporary document collection,designed to increase public awareness of internationalaffairs and support government transparency, the Foreign Relations(FRUS) archive currently wades through a twenty-fiveyearpile-up. Their most recent chronological publication coversthe end of the Clinton administration in 2000. In 2025,they plan to release volumes to wrap up the 1977–1980 Carteradministration.1

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