FPRI Announces 2019 Fellows
The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) is pleased to announce the appointment of its 2019 fellows –eighteen of them, as […]
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Announcing the 2018 Annual Report
In these pages, we offer you a glimpse of FPRI in action in 2018. Download the report here. WHY […]
FPRI Elects Eli Gilman Vice President for Operations
Philadelphia, PA – At the February 11 meeting of its board of trustees, the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) proudly […]
Applications Sought for Next FPRI President
The trustees of the Foreign Policy Research Institute are seeking a President/CEO to succeed Alan H. Luxenberg, who will be […]
Alan Luxenberg, President of FPRI, To Retire in 2020
Alan Luxenberg, President of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, announced today that he will be retiring April 30, 2020, after […]
Announcing the New FPRI Logo
Big news! The Foreign Policy Research Institute is pleased to announce an updated brand identity. You’ll see the new look […]
Announcing the Winter 2019 Issue of Orbis, FPRI’s Journal of World Affairs
Mac Owens is Editor of Orbis: FPRI’s Journal of World Affairs, and Senior Fellow in our Program on National Security. Orbis is published for the […]
FPRI Names Aaron Stein Next Middle East Director
Effective January 2, 2019, Aaron Stein will succeed Tally Helfont as Director of FPRI’s Program on the Middle East. Previously, Dr. Stein […]
2018 Annual Dinner Remarks: Civic Education and Civility in the Public Square
These are remarks by Alan Luxenberg at the Annual Dinner of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, Nov. 7, 2018. Luxenberg […]
Report on a Study Trip to Japan for High School Teachers
For the past 20 years, the Foreign Policy Research Institute has sponsored what is now called the Butcher History Institute for High School Teachers, a series of weekend-long intensive workshops on topics in American and world history and international relations. We’re proud to say that teachers from 47 states have participated in these programs. In addition, for the past few years, we’ve begun conducting study trips abroad for groups of high school teachers. Below is a report of our Summer 2018 trip to Japan.