Foreign Policy
India, Pakistan and Kashmir: Of Buses and People
Center for Strategic and International Studies
A 4-page report on the progress of peacemaking activities between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir dispute
Disarmament & Peacekeeping, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-04-06
Between Ignorance and Intervention: Strategies and Dilemmas of External Actors in Fragile States
Development and Peace Foundation
A 12-page policy paper exploring aspects of external intervention in weak and failing states
Foreign Policy, International DevelopmentPosted: 2005-04-06
Democracy's Eclipse in Russia: Why is the United States So Concerned?
Foreign Policy in Focus
An 8-page policy report questioning the consistency of U.S. foreign policy towards Russia
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-04-05
The Chosen Nation: The Influence of Religion on U.S. Foreign Policy
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
An 8-page policy brief examining the influence of religion on U.S. foreign policy under the present and previous administrations
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-31
Transforming the Middle East
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Text of a speech urging a realistic approach to the U.S. aim of democratizing the Middle East
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-29
The 2004 Roundtable on UN Sanctions Against Iraq: Lessons Learned
Department of Peace and Conflict Research
A 36-page summary of the findings of a roundtable held to discuss the lessons learned from the UN sanctions operation against Iraq, 1990-2003
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-29
No Longer the 'Lone' Superpower: Coming to Terms With China
Nautilus Institute
An essay urging the world, and the U.S. in particular, to adjust peacefully to China's legitimate claims
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-28
Iran in Iraq: How Much Influence?
Crisis Group
This 36-page report analyzes Iran's objectives and influence in Iraq and offers policy recommendations to the U.S. Administration
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-22
From Conflict to Cooperation: Writing a New Chapter in U.S.-Arab Relations
Center for Strategic & International Studies
The 14-page executive summary of a U.S. report analysing what needs to be done to overcome strong negative Arab sentiment towards the U.S. and secure enduring regional stability
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-10
"Rising U.S. Stakes in Africa": A Possible New U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Africa?
Africa Institute of South Africa
This South African policy brief comments on proposals to strengthen U.S. African policy
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-06
The Dangerous Implications of the Harari Assassination and the U.S. Response
Foreign Policy in Focus
This 6-page report examines the potential implications of the assassination of Rafik Harari in the Lebanon
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-04
The Revival of the U.S.-Japanese Alliance
American Enterprise Institute
This 6-page essay comments on the strengthened security ties between the U.S. and Japan
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-04
With Hu in Charge, Jiang's at Ease
Hoover Institution
A 10-page article on the implications of the replacement of Jiang Zemin by Hu Jintau as China's highest military leader
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-03
Taking On Tehran
Council on Foreign Relations
A 5-page U.S. essay proposing a strategy for derailing Iran's nuclear programme
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-01
National Defense in the Second Term
Council on Foreign Relations
This address focuses on the relationship between U.S. security and a world of well-ordered states
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-03-01
U.S. China-Taiwan Policy: The Key Towards Managing Regional Stability in Asia
Strategic Studies Institute
A 29-page U.S. paper proposing a strategy for using the Taiwan issue as a means to improving stability in the region
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-23
The Future Geostrategic Implications of the HIV/AIDS crisis in South Africa
Strategic Studies Institute
A 44-page paper evaluating U.S. policy towards South Africa and determining its relevance in preventing the crisis threatened by the HIV/AIDS epidemic in that country
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-23
Middle East - the Second Bush Administration
Royal Institute of International Affairs
An article forecasting what the re-election of President Bush will mean for the Middle East
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-23
Changing Parameters in U.S.-German-Turkish Relations
American Institute for Contemporary German Studies
This 42-page U.S. paper examines the problems facing Turkey-EU relations that will complicate the membership negotiations between Turkey and the EU
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-21
Iran Is Not An Island: A Strategy to Mobilize the Neighbours
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
An 8-page U.S. policy brief proposing that a more balanced U.S. stance is a pre-requisite for mobilizing all international actors in opposition to Iranian nuclear development
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-16
Africa Policy Outlook 2005
Foreign Policy in Focus
An 8-page commentary on U.S. policy towards Africa, and the continent's most critical needs
International Development, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-16
U.S.-French Crises in Historical Perspective: An Aronian View
Brookings Institution
A 5-page paper attempting to distinguish between the permanent and the transient in respect of Franco-American misunderstandings and tensions
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-14
Bush Administration Must Reassess Relations With Latin America
Interhemispheric Resource Center
A 4-page critical commentary on U.S. policy towards Latin America
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-09
U.S. Policy in the Middle East: On the Brink
Foreign Policy Research Institute
This article examines the chances of success for U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2005-02-08
Does Israel Belong in the EU and NATO?
Hoover Institution
This U.S. article considers whether Israel should reconsider its relationship with the core Euro-Atlantic community institutions of NATO and the EU
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-02
Assessing America's War on Terror: Confronting Insurgency, Cementing Primacy
National Bureau of Asian Research and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
This 104-page analysis offers a distinctive perspective of U.S. Foreign Policy at the intersection of two interlocking challenges; the prosecution of the war on terrorism and the maintenance of U.S. preeminence
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-02-01
Transatlantic Cooperation on Democracy Promotion in the Middle East
United States Institute of Peace And FRIDE
The 4-page report of an international workshop containing recommendations for enhanced cooperation between the U.S. and the EU in respect of Middle East democracy promotion
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2005-01-26
Korean Reunification: Implications for the United States and Northeast Asia
Brookings Institution
A 12-page paper examining different scenarios for a possible reunification of Korea, and the resulting implications for the U.S. and Northeast Asia
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-25
Mapping the Global Future
U.S. National Intelligence Council
A 123-page unclassified report designed to provide U.S. policymakers with a view of how world developments may evolve, identifying opportunities and potentially negative developments
Foreign Policy, Globalisation & International TradePosted: 2005-01-22
Economic and Political Relations After the EU Enlargement: The Visegrad Countries and Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova
Institute for World Economics
The papers in these 52-page conference proceedings address the issues that will influence the political and economic development of the new Central European member states of the EU and their Eastern neighbours
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-20
Dialogue-Based Public Diplomacy: A New Foreign Policy Paradigm?
Netherlands Institute of International Relations
This 17-page discussion paper focuses on the practical aspects of public diplomacy and argues for a more collaborative approach to Foreign Policy
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-19
Minding the Gap: Improving U.S.-ROK Relations
Nautilus Institute
An essay examining the fault lines that have developed in relations between the U.S. and the Republic of Korea and proposing steps to effect improvements
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-19
Malaysia and the United States: Rejecting Dominance, Embracing Engagement
Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies
A 36-page working paper explaining Malaysia-U.S. relations in terms of national interests
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2005-01-19
The Arab Gulf States and the Iranian Nuclear Challenge
Stimson Center
A commentary on the passivity of the Arab Gulf states in the face of Iran's nuclear progress
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-18
Putin's Risks
American Enterprise Institute
A 9-page essay analyzing the risks involved in President Putin's moves towards the re-centralization of Russia
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-17
China's Rising Role, "Soft Power" and Influence in Asia
French Institute of International Relations
This 14-page paper considers the rise of Chinese influence in Asia
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-16
Peace Accord in Sudan: Good News for People or Oil Companies?
Institute for Policy Studies
A 2-page commentary examining the relationship between oil and conflict in Sudan
Disarmament & Peacekeeping, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-16
Grand Strategy in the Second Term
Council on Foreign Relations
This 7-page U.S. essay argues that the basic direction of U.S. strategy should remain the same in the new Bush administration, subject to certain corrections
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2005-01-14
Arab Reforms and Challenges for EU Policies
Finnish Institute of International Affairs
A 48-page report of a conference held to provide a forum for a discussion of the policies of the international actors involved with the Arab region and to help define the challenges that the region presents to Europe
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-14
E.U.-Russia Relations: Interests and Value - A European Perspective
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
This 40-page paper examines E.U.-Russian relations from a European perspective, focusing on how the issue of "common values" has figured in the relationship
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-13
Ukraine Should Not Be Part of a "Great Game"
Centre for European Reform
A commentary urging the EU and Russia to reconcile their strategic interests and political values for the benefit of the people of Ukraine
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-12
Curbing the Iranian Nuclear Threat: The Military Option
Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies
An article examining the intricacy of a possible Israeli strike as a means of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapons capability
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-11
Democracy's Sobering State
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
A 5-page U.S. article reviewing the state of democracy in the world
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-06
The Political Economy of Turkish Military Modernization
Middle East Review of International Affairs
This article examines the political economy of Turkey's recent military modernization project, together with its impact on relations with its allies and its democratization process
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-05
Discussion: The State of Arab Liberalism
Middle East Review of International Affairs
Transcript of a forum on Arab Liberalism and Democracy in the Middle East
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-04
Europe and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Oxford Research Group
This 5-page briefing paper argues for an active E.U. role in promoting a genuine two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Foreign Policy, European UnionPosted: 2005-01-02
Fallujah and its Aftermath
Oxford Research Group
A 5-page commentary on the consequences of the U.S. Fallujah offensive in Iraq
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2005-01-02
The Failed and Failing State and the Bush Administration
Center for Defense Information
A U.S. article arguing that the problems of failed and failing states are receiving insufficient attention from the U.S. administration
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-26
Iraq: Winning the Unwinnable War
Council on Foreign Relations
An article proposing a programme of disengagement for the U.S. in Iraq
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-24
What Can the U.S. Do in Iraq?
International Crisis Group
This 29-page paper offers proposals as to how the U.S. may salvage the situation in Iraq
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-23
Straight Talk: Avoiding a Nuclear War Between the United States and China Over Taiwan
Center for Nonproliferation Studies
An e-book designed to support research on the Cross Strait issue between China and Taiwan by providing easier access to relevant documents and facts and to offer suggestions for issue resolution (1 page linking to all chapters)
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-20
Kosovo: The Last Piece in the Puzzle
Royal Institute of International Affairs
9-page transcript of an address by the U.N. Special Representative on the current situation in Kosovo, the way ahead and how Kosovo fits into the Balkans as a whole
Disarmament & Peacekeeping, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-18
Addressing the Iranian Nuclear Option
Institute of International Affairs
This 11-page article argues that the international community must re-engage with Iran in order to bring about a positive change in the direction of its nuclear policy
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-12-11
U.S. Strategy: Assisting Pakistan's Transformation
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
A 20-page paper proposing a strategy for the U.S. to guide Pakistan towards democratic reform while maintaining the country's cooperation in the war against terrorism
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-12-11
Changing Paths: Evaluating U.S. Policy Toward Lebanon
Center for Contemporary Conflict
This 9-page paper proposes that the U.S. re-engage with Lebanon and support a return to democracy in that country
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-12-10
The Logic of Piloting and Trans-Border Regionalism: The Project-Oriented Approach in E.U.-Russian Cooperation
Danish Institute for International Studies
This 36-page working paper addresses EU-Russian cooperation and conflict in the border regions from the perspective of innovative developments in Russian policymaking during the Putin presidency
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-08
Carry On Killing: Global Governance, Humanitarianism and Terror
Danish Institute for International Studies
A 26-page working paper analysing the new security-development terrain in terms of the relations between sovereignty and governance, and between hard and soft forms of power
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-08
The Middle East Partnership Initiative: Progress, Problems and Prospects
Brookings Institution
A commentary providing a progress report on the U.S. Middle East Partnership Initiative
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-08
The Role of International Democracy Promotion in Canada's Foreign Policy
Institute for Research on Public Policy
A 52-page paper examining Canada's role in supporting democratic development abroad and suggesting some directions for the future
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2004-12-07
The European External Action Service: Elements of a Three Phase Plan
German Institute for International and Security Affairs
This 8-page commentary proposes a three phase plan for constructing and instrumentalizing the EEAS, the E.U's new "Foreign Office"
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-04
The Religious Right in the United States: The Base of the Bush Administration?
German Institute for International and Security Affairs
A 34-page research paper assessing the political clout of the Religious Right in the U.S. Administration, with special reference to foreign policy
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-04
A Foreign Minister for the E.U. - Past, Present and Future
Fornet
This 18-page working paper draws attention to the opportunities and pitfalls of the proposed E.U. Foreign Minister and calls for complementing such a figure with the appropriate political mandate and support structures
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-04
Russia and Europe: A Finnish View
Finnish Institute of International Affairs
A 17-page paper arguing that Finland should abandon its current passive foreign policy line and endeavour to promote an active European policy in respect of Russia
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-03
Taiwan's Unresolved Status: Visions for the Future and Implications for E.U. Foreign Policy
Finnish Institute of International Affairs
A 76-page Finnish report reviewing the short-term outlook for developments in the Taiwan Strait and looking at possible political solutions in the long term
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-03
Toward Effective Multilateralism - The E.U. and the U.N: Partners in Crisis Management
European Policy Centre
This 30-page working paper explores the increasingly close relationship between the European Union and the United Nations in the field of crisis management
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-03
Quality Rather Than Speed: The E.U.-Russia Summit and Ukraine - A Test-Case of E.U.-Russia Relations
EastWest Institute
A 4-page analytical report on the E.U.-Russia summit and the current situation in Ukraine
Foreign Policy, European UnionPosted: 2004-12-02
Latin America Shifts to the Center Left
Interhemispheric Resource Center
This commentary notes a broad shift to the left in Latin America as the U.S. moves towards the political right
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-02
U.S. Policy Harms Prospects for Middle East Peace
Independent Instiute
A commentary calling for a change in U.S. policy towards the Israel-Palestinian dispute
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-02
Walking on Eggshells in Tehran
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
A commentary on the foreign policy implications of the Iranian nuclear standoff
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-12-02
The Middle East: Growing Arc of Crisis
Royal Institute of International Affairs
An article examining the interaction of U.S. Middle Eastern policy and the "war" on terror
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-19
Britain in the World Today
Royal Institute of International Affairs
A 12-page transcript of an address by the U.K. Leader of the Opposition setting out his views as to what British foreign policy should be and how best to implement it
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-19
The Next Four Years: A Political Forecast
Interhemispheric Resource Center
An 8-page U.S. policy briefing that forecasts the policy directions and international implications of the new U.S. administration
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-18
Being "Over There": Location, Location, Location
Foreign Policy in Focus
This 8-page policy report examines the consequences of the U.S. Global Posture Review in terms of the future capacity of U.S. military forces to protect vital American overseas interests
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-18
The Iraq Quagmire Deepens
Foreign Policy in Focus
Commentary claiming that U.S. policy in Iraq is seriously flawed
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-17
Global Implications of the U.S. Election
Carnegie Endowment for World Peace
Commentary on the implications of President Bush's re-election for the foreign policy of the U.S. and other countries
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-11-17
Strategy for Solving the North Korean Nuclear Crisis and the Future of Six-Party Talks: U.S. Policy for 2005
Brookings Institution
An 11-page paper proposing a new policy direction for the U.S. to adopt in relation to North Korea
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-11-15
The Taiwan Issue in the Context of New Sino-U.S. Strategic Cooperation
Brookings Institution
This 29-page working paper discusses the Taiwan issue in the context of the post 9/11 and post-Korea strategic cooperation between China and the U.S.
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-11-15
Palestinian Politics After Arafat: What's Next?
Brookings Institution
A 38-page transcript of a Washington briefing to discuss the end of the Arafat era and its implications for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and peace process and American policy in the Middle East
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-15
Troubled Partnership: What's Next for the United States and Europe
Brookings Institution
A 48-page uncorrected transcript of a Washington briefing held to discuss the future of U.S.-European relations
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-15
Corruption in the Middle East: Challenges Posed for the United States
Center for Contemporary Conflict
A 12-page paper examining the extent and consequences of corruption in the Middle East and the challenges posed to the U.S. by its prevalence
Corruption, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-11
Korean Reunification: The Nuclear Factor
Center for Contemporary Conflict
A 9-page U.S. paper focusing on the ramifications a North Korean nuclear programme may have on the evolving Korean unification process and for the resulting united Korean state
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-11-11
A Post-Election Analysis: The Direction of U.S. Foreign Policy
Brookings Institution
Event summary of a panel of Brookings experts on how President Bush's re-election is likely to shape U.S. Foreign Policy
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-09
An Escalation of Violence in the Caucasus, Hardening in Russia
German Institute for International and Security Affairs
An 8-page commentary on instability in the Caucasian region
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-05
Indo-Pakistan Relations: Problems and Prospects for a Sustained Rapprochement
German Institute for International and Security Affairs
A 4-page commentary on the prospects for a lasting settlement of the Kashmir dispute
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-05
Normality Takes Hold in Japanese Security Policy
European Policy Centre
Commentary arguing that Japan has been in the process of joining the circle of militarized sovereign states for the past three years
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-04
Ukraine's European choice
Centre for European Reform
A 6-page policy brief describing the challenges facing Ukraine's President and commenting on existing relations between Ukraine and the European Union
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-03
Seeking Breakthroughs: The Meandering U.S.-India Relationship Needs a Fresh Impetus
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
A 2-page article arguing that improved military relations alone are insufficient to transform U.S.-India relations
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2004-11-02
The Conduct of U.S.-Taiwan Relations, 2000-2004
Brookings Institution
A 23-page working paper on U.S.-Taiwan relations, focusing primarily on Taiwan's diplomacy towards the U.S. since 2000
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-11-01
The Sources of American Legitimacy
Council on Foreign Affairs
This 5-page essay discusses the sources of legitimacy, the loss of legitimacy in U.S. conduct and the restoration of legitimacy in U.S. foreign policy
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-30
The Future of Palestine
Council on Foreign Affairs
A 6-page article assessing likely scenarios in Palestine after the proposed Israeli withdrawal from Gaza
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-30
Partnership on terms of Regional Parity? Moscow Must Clearly Formulate its Vision of Relations with the United States
Center for Defense Information
Translation of an article seeking to describe Russia's foreign policy in respect of the United States
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-27
An Introduction to U.S. Foreign Policy Making
British American Security Information Council
This paper is the first of a three-part series designed to explain the world view of the neoconservatives in the U.S.
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2004-10-27
American Nationalism and U.S. Foreign Policy from September 11 to the Iraq War
Academy of Political Science
A 26-page U.S. article arguing that the appeals to nationalist sentiment made by the Bush Administration in response to September 11 and in relation to the Iraq war are a danger to U.S. foreign policy
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-26
Civil-Military Change in China: Elites, Institutes and Ideas After the 16th Party Congress
Strategic Studies Institute
This 381-page book examines the political and military ramifications of the leadership changes in China initiated by the 16th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-21
An Asset but not a Model: Turkey, the E.U. and the Wider Middle East
Centre for European Reform
An 8-page essay arguing that Turkey is an E.U. success story and has much to contribute to E.U. policies for the wider Middle East
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-19
The Middle East In Transition: An Overview
Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies and Sussex Academic Press
The 8-page opening chapter of "The Middle East Strategic Balance 2003-2004"
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-14
Culture Communicates: US Diplomacy That Works
Netherlands Institute of International Relations
A 24-page paper examining the decline of U.S. cultural diplomacy, examples of its successful use and its potential value to the U.S. in the post 9/11 world.
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-13
The transformation of South Korean Politics: Implications for U.S.-Korea Relations
Brookings Institution
A 31-page paper tracing the democratisation of Korea, and the implications of the new political situation for U.S.-Korean relations
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-13
China
International Institute for Strategic Studies
Commentary on the recent change in China's military leadership
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2004-10-13
Libya: Security Is Not Enough
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
An 8-page U.S. policy brief warning that the U.S. needs to take steps to correct the impression that it will forgo its interest in democratization and reform in return for security-related steps and petroleum
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2004-10-12