Foreign aid plays a vital role in American foreign policy. Senator Richard Lugar gives a blueprint for improving the way Washington gives it out.
Carothers responds to Smith's claim that he underestimated the role of democracy promotion in Bush Foreign Policy.
In his article, "The Democracy Crusade Myth," Thomas Carothers underestimates the importance of democracy promotion in the Bush Doctrine.
Britain’s “anti-surge” demonstrates its well-founded skepticism of President Bush’s “new” plan for Iraq. The plan contains some tried, and failed, economic and political strategies that are unlikely to achieve better results this time.
A development professional gives an insider’s approach to reducing mistakes in foreign assistance.
Engaging in unconventional diplomacy with these actors today could avert unconventional warfare tomorrow.
Army Lieutenant Colonel Jim Ruf takes a gulp of coffee and says, almost unbelievably: "I don't care where it comes from.
According to its now classic articulation in the Fundamental Principles of the International Committee of the Red Cross, humanitarian action is above politics and concerned only with bringing relief to those most in need.