Iraq Endgame
President Bush’s January 10, 2007, speech announced the “endgame” for Iraq. His new strategy is intended to salvage an...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Iraq Endgame
A nation must think before it acts.
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Free Trade Areas: Legal Aspects and the Politics of U.S., PRC, and Taiwan Participation
The international law of free trade areas/agreements (FTAs) reflects a simple liberal logic of international economic relations. The pursuit...
Briefing on Iraq Study Group Report
Mr. Turzanski led off, noting that the Report is more political than military. What may surprise or disappoint some...
A New Maritime Strategy: Navigating Uncertain Waters
The Chief of U.S. Naval Operations, Admiral Mike Mullen, announced earlier this year his plans to develop and promulgate...
Israeli and U.S. Perspectives on Regional Security
Democracy and Terrorism The United States wishes to use democracy in a double capacity, first to unsettle current enemies...
Media and Religion in the Arab/Islamic World
The past few decades have borne out the warning made more than thirty years ago by Jacques Ellul, the...
Changing Tires on the Fly: The Marines and Postconflict Stability Ops
Executive Summary In early 2005 a British-American research team sponsored by FPRI commenced a study of British and U.S....
Succeeding in Phase IV: British Perspectives on the U.S. Effort To Stabilize and Reconstruct Iraq
Executive Summary In early 2005 a British-American research team sponsored by FPRI commenced a study of British and U.S....
Economic Tools in Counterinsurgency and Postconflict Stabilization: Lessons Learned (and Relearned) in al Anbar, Iraq, 2003–04
On April 7, 1965, President Lyndon Johnson delivered a major address at The Johns Hopkins University. At the time,...
Islam’s Trajectory
In March 2006, Abdul Rahman, an Afghan who converted to Christianity, was charged with apostasy because, in a custody...