| Robert D. Blackwill  Born: 1939
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Diplomat
Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States
Executive summary: US Ambassador to India, 2001-03 Entered the Foreign Service in 1967. Wife: Anne Heiberg (three children)
University: Wichita State University
Professor: John F. Kennedy School of Government (1983-85)
Administrator: Associate Dean, John F. Kennedy School of Government (1987-2001)
US National Security Council Deputy Adviser for Iraq (2003-04)
US Ambassador to India (2001-03)
US National Security Council European and Soviet Affairs (1989-90)
US National Security Council Director of West European Affairs (past)
Barbour, Griffith & Rogers President (2004-)
Council on Foreign Relations Counselor
International Institute for Strategic Studies Executive Committee
Americans for a Republican Majority
Aspen Institute Aspen Strategy Group
Bush-Cheney '04
Every Republican is Crucial PAC
Friends of Dick Lugar
George W. Bush for President
National Republican Congressional Committee
New Republican Majority Fund
Nixon Center Board member
Peace Corps Malawi
Author of books:
Conventional Arms Control and East-West Security (1989, nonfiction, co-editor)
A Primer for the Nuclear Age (1990, nonfiction, co-editor)
New Nuclear Nations (1993, nonfiction, co-edited with Albert Carnesale)
Damage Limitation or Crisis? Russia and the Outside World (1994, nonfiction, with Sergei Karaganov)
Allies Divided: Transatlantic Policies for the Greater Middle East (1997, nonfiction, with Michael Sturmer)
Engaging Russia (1995, nonfiction, with Rodric Braithwaite and Akihiko Tananka)
Arms Control and the US-Russian Relationship (1996, nonfiction)
The Future of Transatlantic Relations (1999, nonfiction)
America's Asian Alliances (2000, nonfiction, co-edited with Paul Dibb)
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