Paul D. Taylor

Paul Daniel Taylor (May 16, 1939 – July 18, 2021) was an American diplomat and academic who served as the

Taylor was born in the hamlet of Warrens Corners, New York. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton University in 1960 and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University in 1967.

Career

Taylor joined the

After retiring from the Foreign Service, Taylor returned to the Naval War College faculty as a researcher. While serving in this role, he edited volumes on maritime strategy that were translated into Spanish and Portuguese, becoming the college's first publication in a foreign language. Following his retirement from full-time work, he continued to teach elective courses at the Naval War College on Latin America, the Caribbean region, and international economics.^[4]

Personal life

Taylor was married and had three children.^[5] He lived in Newport, Rhode Island for 23 years, before moving to Hingham, Massachusetts in 2017, where he died at Linden Ponds Senior Living in July 2021.^[6]

Publications

• Perspectivas sobre estratégia marítima : ensaios das Américas, a nova estratégia marítima dos EUA e comentário sobre uma estratégia cooperativa para o poder marítima no século XXI Paul D. Taylor, organizador. (Naval War College Press, 2009)
• Perspectivas sobre estrategia marítima: ensayos de las Américas, la nueva estrategia marítima de EE.UU. y comentario sobre Una estrategia cooperativa para el poder naval en el siglo XXI. (Naval War College Press, 2009).
• Perspectives on Maritime Strategy: Essays from the Americas. Paul D. Taylor, editor. (Naval War College Press, 2008).
• Latin American security challenges: a collaborative inquiry from North and South. edited by Paul D. Taylor. (Naval War College, 2004)
• Latin American futures project : summary results with a policy annex by the Naval War College (Naval War College, 2003).
• Missile defense project: International Simulation, 7–8 December 2001. (Naval War College, 2001).
• Asia & the Pacific: U.S. strategic traditions and regional realities, edited by Paul D. Taylor. (Naval War College Press, 2001)

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