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Commentary

China's Unhealthy Elites

Elanah Uretsky | Apr 30, 2013
Food, cigarettes, booze, women—China's traditional power culture takes a toll on the body.

Foreign Money and Revolving Doors

Robert W. Merry | Dec 12, 2012
Susan Rice's controversial lobbying for Rwanda highlights a problem with high-level appointees.

Israeli Politics and the Highest Bidder

Akiva Eldar | Jul 09, 2012
Wealthy Americans should stop meddling. Israel's national interests should not be up for auction.
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Essays

The U.S. Democracy Project

Jordan Michael Smith | May 01, 2013
American NGOs that push for democratic change abroad are facing growing resistance.

Israel's Fraying Image

Jacob Heilbrunn | May 01, 2013
There are growing signs of a divergence in American-Israeli relations and interests. 

The Long Spoons of Ulster

Jonathan Stevenson | Jun 01, 2002
Disturbing indications that the habits of veteran terrorists die hard in Northern Ireland.

Blogs

The Gun Lobby Tackles Foreign Policy

Paul R. Pillar | Mar 18, 2013

A Revived Radicalism

Paul R. Pillar | Jan 13, 2013

Lasting Effects of the Hagel Nomination Saga

Paul R. Pillar | Jan 08, 2013
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Books & Reviews

Stifling the Debate?

Stefan Halper | Aug 28, 2007
Perhaps the most important argument made by John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt in their new book concerns the impact of the lobby on the political discourse in the United States.

Hyphenating Foreign Policy

James Schlesinger | Dec 01, 2000
The new game of ethnic politics in foreign polics is a curious development--no less than American leaders' support of it.

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