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A bimonthly journal focused on U.S. foreign policy Covers a variety of foreign policy issues and topics aimed at government officials, media activists, and academics. Analyzes foreign policy and international affairs, and recommends policy alternatives. C
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Korean bases of concern.
April 2, 2008... Last month the New York Philharmonic grabbed the world's attention by performing Dvorak's New World Symphony in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. The Philharmonic may well have chosen Dvorak's piece as an overture for a new world of peace....
Food safety on the butcher's block.
April 18, 2008... On April 11, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) released a report that found that of the national efforts to improve U.S. food safety, "none of the targets were reached in 2007." According to the CDC, 76 million Americans--one in four--come...
The new walls of Baghdad.(new security walls in Iraq)
April 21, 2008... The new "surge" strategy in Iraq, led by General David Petreaus, has been heavily marketed as an example of the U.S. military's application of the "lessons of history" from previous counterinsurgencies to Iraq, foremost among them the need to...