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Foreign Policy in Focus articles from February 2004
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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Foreign Policy in Focus archives from February 2004
The militarization of U.S. foreign policy.
February 1, 2004... Key Points
* The Defense Department has moved aggressively to eclipse the State Department as the major locus of U.S. foreign policy.
* In its campaign for war with Iraq, the Bush administration perpetuated the greatest misuse of...
Problems with current U.S. policy.
February 1, 2004... Key Problems
* The Bush administration's Defense Department has exceeded all predecessors in appropriating control of intelligence and analysis.
* Washington's current militarized foreign policy entails the abandonment of virtually the...
Toward a new foreign policy.
February 1, 2004... Key Recommendations
* International diplomacy, not military action, must be the first option in crisis management.
* Intelligence and law enforcement must be the first line of defense against terrorism; military force must be the last...
Sources for more information.(Brief Article)(Bibliography)
February 1, 2004... Publications:
James Chace, "Present at the Destruction: The Death of American Internationalism," World Policy Journal, Spring 2002.
Craig Eisendrath and Melvin Goodman, Bush League Diplomacy: How the Neoconservatives are putting the...
Aristide's fall: the undemocratic U.S. policy in Haiti.(Interview with Haiti Expert Robert Maguire)(Interview)
February 27, 2004... What should be U.S. policy with respect to Jean-Bertrand Aristide's future as Haiti's president?
I strongly believe that U.S. policy should support a government that won power in a legitimate election and which is recognized as a democracy...