Arthur Ross Book Award

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The Arthur Ross Book Award is a prestigious literary prize presented by the Council on Foreign Relations that honors outstanding nonfiction works on U.S. foreign policy and international relations.

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instanceOf international relations award
literary award
nonfiction book award
administeredBy Council on Foreign Relations
awardedFor books that contribute to understanding of foreign policy and international relations
country United States
eligibility nonfiction books on U.S. foreign policy or international relations
field U.S. foreign policy
international relations
frequency annual
genre nonfiction
hasComponent Bronze Medal Prize
Gold Medal Prize
Silver Medal Prize
inception 2001
language English
location New York City
monetaryValue 10000 USD for Gold Medal Prize
2500 USD for Bronze Medal Prize
5000 USD for Silver Medal Prize
namedAfter Arthur Ross
notableRecipient Anne Applebaum
Daniel Yergin
John Lewis Gaddis
Samantha Power
Steve Coll
organizer Council on Foreign Relations
presentedBy Council on Foreign Relations
purpose to honor outstanding nonfiction works on U.S. foreign policy and international relations
selectionMethod judged by an independent jury
sponsor Council on Foreign Relations
website https://www.cfr.org/programs/arthur-ross-book-award

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Fredrik Logevall awardReceived Arthur Ross Book Award
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