Foreign Policy In Focus

FPIF, a "think tank without walls," functions as an international network of more than 700 analysts and advocates. Unlike traditional think tanks, FPIF is committed to advancing a citizen-based foreign policy agenda through its articles, strategic debates, analysis and the intersection of foreign policy and culture that address globalization, economics, multilateralism, peace and security. FPIF is a collaborative project of the International Relations Center (IRC) and the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS).

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http://www.fpif.org/

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PO Box 2178
Silver City New Mexico 88062

Paese

Stati Uniti

Main Telephone

505-388-0208

Data adesione

25.06.2001

Citazioni

The 'Failure' of Divide and Conquer

20.03.2008 Despite the Bush administration's 'rhetoric' about success in Iraq, the U.S. strategy of dividing the Shia and Sunni populations -- giving political power to the former and military support to 'resistance' groups within the latter -- has the potential to bring violence to all time highs, writes Dahr Jamail.

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Foto: © CODEPINK: Women for Peace

Latest Coverage: Iraq

Military or Climate Security?

U.S. military officers in Guantanamo Bay.

06.02.2008 For every dollar the U.S. government spends on combating climate change, $88 go to military campaigns around the world. John Feffer imagines a planet in which world leaders agree to shift 50 percent of their military expenditures to stop global warming.

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Perspectives Magazine: Climate Change

Poems and Paintings of Torture in Abu Ghraib

Fernando Botero holding one of his Abu Ghraib paintings.

09.01.2008 The authors of a recently released anthology of poems about torture discuss how Fernando Botero's gripping paintings of the Abu Ghraib incidents moved them and inspired their work.

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