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Announcing the 2017 Annual Report
FPRI is pleased to announce the 2017 Annual Report ...
FPRI Elects New Vice Chairman and Five New Trustees
The Foreign Policy Research Institute is pleased to announce that Devon Cross has been elected Vice Chair of its Board of Trustees. Ambassador Adrian Basora, Joseph Field, James T. ...
Announcing Chris Miller’s New Book on Putinomics
We are pleased to announce the publication of Putinomics: Power and Money in Resurgent Russia, by Chris Miller, Director of FPRI’s Eurasia Program. In a departure from conventional wisdom, Miller explains ...
Chris Miller to Head FPRI’s Eurasia Program; Maia Otarashvili Named Deputy Director
The Foreign Policy Research Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Miller as director of FPRI’s Eurasia Program, succeeding co-directors Ambassador Adrian Basora and John Haines, who ...
Announcing the 2018 Templeton Fellows at FPRI
We are pleased to announce the selection of five Templeton Fellows for 2018, reflecting diverse areas of interest and diverse perspectives on international affairs. All have contributed effort to ...
FPRI Announces 2018 Eurasia Fellows
The Foreign Policy Research Institute is pleased to announce that Stephen Kotkin, Robert Hamilton, Selim Koru, Anke Schmidt-Felzmann, and Indra Ekmanis have been named as Fellows in FPRI’s Eurasia ...
2017 Year-End Update – Program on the Middle East
FPRI’s Middle East Program had a banner year in 2017, raising its profile locally, nationally, and globally through its wide-ranging media presence, in-depth research, and contribution to key policy ...
Announcing New FPRI Fellows
The Foreign Policy Research Institute is pleased to announce that Marisa Porges, David Wertime and George W. Croner have been named as Senior Fellows. Marisa Porges joins FPRI as ...
Spring 2018 Calendar Preview
The Foreign Policy Research Institute is pleased to provide this preview of our spring program of events. For information on how to register for individual events, please contact our ...
Critical Acclaim for Walter McDougall’s “Tragedy of U.S. Foreign Policy”
Since its publication in late 2016, Walter A. McDougall’s “The Tragedy of U.S. Foreign Policy: How America’s Civil Religion Betrayed the National Interest” has received critical acclaim in numerous ...
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