Tag Archives | George W. Bush
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The Case Against Political Dynasties in American Politics
Lawrence Jackson
Obama and Europe: The Cost of Coolness
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Netanyahu’s Escalation: Why Bibi’s Two-State Rebuke Promises More Violence
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Richard Perle, Noted Iraq War Advocate, Demonstrates Intellectual Dishonesty
Could Huntsman beat Clinton on Foreign Policy in 2016?
Oak Knoll Press
Iraq: War and Remembrance
Asmaa Waguih
The War on Al Jazeera: Egypt, False News and the Journalistic Code
Interventionists’ Attack Obama’s Foreign Policy Restraint
Review of David Folkenflik’s ‘Murdoch’s World’
Pete Souza
Obama’s Second Term Falls Flat
Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg
A Failure of Diplomatic Security
Bill Ingalls
U.S. Politics and the Middle East
Mallory Benedict/PBS NewsHour
Romney’s Proposed Foreign Policy: Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle
Shawn Thew/EPA
Round 1 to the Republican: Mitt Romney Comes out Swinging
Pete Souza
Failed legacies of Bush and Obama
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Romney’s Contribution to the Unrest in the Middle East
Facundo Arrizabalaga/EPA
Britain, Ecuador and the Case of Julian Assange
Paul Ryan In, Foreign Policy Out
Oil and Hegemon
Gage Skidmore
Romney’s Approach to Foreign Policy
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U.S. Military Strategy and Understanding Terrorism and Insurgency
Gage Skidmore
Russia and Romney’s Approach to Foreign Policy
Pete Souza
Obama’s ‘Kill List’: On War, Humiliation and the Making of History
Pete Souza
Obama and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
The Resumption of Business as Usual Between Pakistan and the U.S.
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Examining the Democratic Peace Hypothesis: A Neorealist Critique
Simone D. McCourtie
International Criminal Court: Successes and Failures
Warner Bros.
Counter-Revolutionary States: The Case of the United States
Just Plain Stupidity or a Failure by Design?
Mona Abaza
A Review of Foreign Policy Association’s ‘After the Arab Spring’
Gage Skidmore
Contemplating a Paul Third Party Run
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Democratic Speed Bumps in Latin America
Pete Souza
On the Reelection of Barack Obama
Pete Souza
Obama Polls High on Foreign Policy, Struggles Domestically
Haydn
Assange and the Anti-War Mass Assembly in Trafalgar Square
Boston University News Service
Mitt Romney Recasts Himself as a Neocon
Reflections on A Savage Decade
Libya’s Next Fight, Overcoming Western Designs
