Democracy’s Prospects in Iraq
For many, it now seems that the hopes and expectations of the large majority of Iraqis that a more...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Democracy’s Prospects in Iraq
A nation must think before it acts.
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Fifteen Years After Tiananmen: Persistence, Memory and Change in China
On the eve of June 4, 1989, a statue dubbed the “Goddess of Democracy” stood opposite Mao’s giant portrait...
The Aftermath of Taiwan’s Presidential Election: A Symposium Report
On May 20, Chen Shui-bian began his second four-year term as Taiwan’s first president from the former opposition Democratic...
American Challenges in Post-Conflict Iraq
The post-conflict reconstruction in Iraq being undertaken by the U.S. and its Coalition partners is a monumental task, with...
Democracy and Its Limits in Greater China: A Conference Report
Democracy’s Limits and Prospects in the P.R.C. The possible sprouts of democracy and the prospects for democratization in the...
Implications of Terrorism in Uzbekistan
April 8, 2004, Tashkent, Uzbekistan — The situation here is grim, not dire. We seemingly know five things about...
Freedom Just Around the Corner: An Excerpt
The creation of the United States of America is the central event of the past four hundred years. If...
Observations on the War
The War on Terrorism is now two-and-a-half years old. As the candidates prepare for the 2004 Presidential election, the...
A Changed World
This FPRI E-Note is a condensed version of the Kissinger Lecture delivered by former Secretary of State George P....
Terrorism Is Free Speech
Freedom of speech permits the support of terrorism, as long as you are only providing “expert advice and assistance”...