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Samantha Power: An Endagered People's Movement

Mark Leon Goldberg at 11/20/2008 12:52AM

UNanimoUS Support for a Stronger UN-U.S. Relationship

John Boonstra at 11/19/2008 5:38PM

A sneak preview of an ad, signed by dozens of Republican and Democratic foreign policy luminaries, that will run in Thursday's New York Times.

Calling at All Hours

John Boonstra at 11/18/2008 11:07AM

RealClearWorld asks what country -- or entity -- will pose Barack Obama's first foreign policy challenge.

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Fighting Terrorism

Posted by info@worldjustice.org at 7/12/2008 4:06AM

Fighting Terrorism is an emotive political slogan, similar to "fighting poverty", "fighting drug abuse", etc, And like "poverty" or "drug abuse", "terrorism" is a phenomenon, not an army which can be defeated, or a country which can be conquered by figting, or waging a military campaign. It is possible, however, to create conditions which will reduce, or even eliminate, the occurrence of a phenomenon. See: www.worldjustice.org/taj/defterror.html for analysis and solutions.

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