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61. Foreign Policy Association - Job Board
    Assistant Boston, MA May 17, 2004 JFK School of government, Harvard University FPAGreat Decisions 2004 by the Editors of the foreign policy Association Great  
    http://www.fpa.org/jobs_contact2423/jobs_contact.htm
    
    Extractions: Your Guides All Guides -GD Guides- -More Topics- Africa Balkans CE Europe Defense and S Book Reviews Global Views Homeland Sec. IMF/WorldBank Elections Career Center Defense Ind. Iraq Latin America Mexico Middle East Refugees MDG NMD NATO Korea Religion SE Asia Terrorism EU UN Global Sec UN US Role Viewpoints

62. THE MASSES ARE ASSES
    A weblog critical of the United States government, emphasizing foreign policy issues.  
    http://massesareasses.blogspot.com/
    
    Extractions: Speaker after speaker in the past week has been warning that Syria is the new - or old, or non-existent - threat previously represented by Iraq: that it has weapons of mass destruction, that it has biological warheads, that it received Iraq's non-existent weapons of mass destruction just before we began our illegal invasion of Iraq in March. The Israeli lie about "thousands" of Iranian Revolutionary Guards in the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon has been uncloaked yet again. In reality, there hasn't been an Iranian militant in Lebanon for 20 years. But who cares? The dictatorial Syrian regime - and dictatorial it most decidedly is - has to be struck after a Jenin woman lawyer, who has probably never visited Damascus in her life, blows herself and 19 innocent Israelis up in Haifa.

63. Policy Library ¦ Public, Economic, Social, Foreign Policy
    the most sweeping change in US foreign policy since World US Defence, Security andTerrorism policy resource. rights issues where UK government policy could be  
    http://www.policylibrary.com/
    
    Extractions: Policy Library is a social, economic and foreign policy resource - updated daily with the latest jobs, research, and events. Policy Library members reach an audience of hundred of thousands of policy makers, politicians, academics and students. Social Policy Economic Policy International Issues Political Thought Main Menu Policy and research jobs, internships, scholarships Research:

64. Portland911.Tripod.Com
    Stands in solidarity with all victims of violence in the U.S., the Middle East, and throughout the world. Local actions, media and government contacts, and foreign policy information.  
    http://portland911.tripod.com

65. Safety And Security For Canadians | Canada Site
    Includes news releases by the Canadian government, speeches by the Prime Minister, information on security measures and on Canadian foreign policy.  
    http://canada.gc.ca/wire/2001/09/110901-US_e.html

66. Foreign Policy Dialogue - Dialogue Paper
    This effort to update Canada s foreign policy demands a focus on challenges as wellas opportunities before us. The government is committed to doing what is  
    http://www.foreign-policy-dialogue.ca/en/discusspaper/
    
    Extractions: DFAIT Home Site Map Help Policies ... Netcast Search whole site Welcome Dialogue Paper View Answers Discussions News Resources About this Dialogue Site map Policies Feedback Netcast Contact us Civil Rules Privacy for Welcome Message from the Minister Dialogue Paper Answer Questions ... Final Report Subscribe to news: FAQ Civil Rules Scrolling Version Participate A Dialogue on Foreign Policy PDF HTML Contents A Dialogue on Foreign Policy A Better Canada, a Better World The 1995 Policy Review and Since The three pillars ... Question This paper seeks to engage Canadians in a dialogue on our foreign policy priorities in the face of new global realities. Long-standing goals that have shaped Canadian foreign policy over the years remain central: protecting the security of our nation and contributing to global security; increasing prosperity in Canada and expanding global prosperity; and promoting the values and culture that Canadians cherish, to help make a better Canada and a better world. Yet even as these goals remain, significant changes in the world make it important for the citizens and Government of Canada to reflect on some critical issues. Global changes are creating challenges and opportunities that call for a renewed assessment of how Canada should pursue its foreign policy goals. Since we cannot be everywhere and do all things internationally, we must be prepared to make choices about how our efforts and resources can best promote Canadian values and interests.

67. The New Yorker: Fact
    Background report discussing the principles of the foreign policy of the present US government by Nicholas Lemann. The New Yorker, US.  
    http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?020401fa_FACT1

68. The Department In History / Le Ministère Dans L'histoire
    Article from the Department of foreign Affairs on the foreign policy of Prime Minister Robert Borden and his government (19111920).  
    http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/hist/Borden-e.asp

69. United States Foreign Policy
    Additional Sources of foreign government policy. Background Notes onCountries of the World; Country Economic policy and Trade Practices;  
    http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/forpol.html
    
    Extractions: Citation Guides Internet Searches Return to Documents Center Last updated on February 23, 2001 Connect to MIRLYN's MCAT for books Author Search : a=kissinger, henry Title Search : t=nuclear weapons and foreign policy Subject Searches follow Library of Congress subject headings: United StatesForeign RelationsArgentina

70. Germany Info: Government & Politics: Foreign Policy
    Germany Info Home government Politics foreign policy. foreign policy.Headlines. foreign policy foreign policy of the government. Afghanistan.  
    http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/politics/foreign/foreign.html

71. Germany Info: Government & Politics: Foreign Policy: The Foreign Policy Of The G
    Germany Info Home government Politics foreign policy The foreignpolicy of the government. The foreign policy of the government.  
    http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/politics/foreign/policy.html
    
    Extractions: Germany Info Home: Foreign Policy The Foreign Policy of the Government The Foreign Policy of the Government At the outset of the 21st century, the basic framework of German foreign policy has changed fundamentally and continues to change. Germany’s foreign policy is oriented towards the aims of maintaining freedom, peace and prosperity, promoting democracy, developing respect for human rights all over the world, fostering sustainable development in all countries of the southern hemisphere and safeguarding the future of the global community. In the whole of Europe, democracy, the rule of law and market-economy principles have made crucial progress. At the same time, however, Europe - along with other regions of the world - has also experienced an outbreak of armed conflict within ist own borders. The creation of a stable and enduring peaceful order in Europe, the further development of international relations and the creation of a legal framework for these relations, especially the development and elaboration of effective strategies for conflict prevention and peaceful resolution of conflicts, are therefore ongoing priorities of German policy. Support for human rights, readiness to engage in dialogue, renunciation of force and confidence-building form the foundation of this policy. Foreign policy is the responsibility of the federal government. The Chancellor determines the guidelines of foreign policy. Within these guidelines, the foreign minister bears day-to-day responsibility for foreign policy as head of the foreign office.

72. University At Buffalo Libraries - Lockwood - Foreign Policy
    foreign Affairs and policy for the Canadian government http//www.dfaitmaeci.gc.ca/english/foreignp/menu.htmLinks on this page reflect the policy priorities  
    http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/units/lml/govdocsubj/for-pol.html
    
    Extractions: http://www.state.gov/index.html The U.S. Department of State is the lead U.S. foreign affairs agency and is responsible for implementing the President's foreign policies. This page contains background information on major foreign policy issues, arranged either by policy under the "Policy" link or by geographic area under the "Regions" link. American Foreign Policy and Treaty index BusDoc Ref JX 1417.A75 1993- This index covers publications that relate to foreign policy and foreign relations of the United States Government. Documents may originate in the Office of the President, any of the government departments or agencies, special boards or committees, congress, or quasi-official agencies. Prior to 1996 the index had the title, American Foreign Policy Index CIAO (Columbia International Affairs Online)

73. Overthrowing The Government Of Iran
    The second dimension of British policy was to exert pressure, and begin covert planning,to install a more reasonable government , as foreign Secretary Eden  
    http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/articles/l30iran.htm
    
    Extractions: overthrowing the government of Iran by Mark Curtis From Lobster 30 This is a slightly abridged version of part of chapter four of Mark Curtis's book The Ambiguities of Power: British Foreign Policy since 1945 (Zed Press, 1995). In August 1953 a coup overthrew Iran's nationalist government of Mohammed Musaddiq and installed the Shah in power. The Shah subsequently used widespread repression and torture in a dictatorship that lasted until the 1979 Islamic revolution. The 1953 coup is conventionally regarded primarily as a CIA operation, yet the planning record reveals not only that Britain was the prime mover in the initial project to overthrow the government but also that British resources contributed significantly to the eventual success of the operation. Two first-hand accounts of the Anglo-American sponsorship of the coup - by the MI6 and CIA officers primarily responsible for it - are useful in reconstructing events. Many of the secret planning documents that reveal the British role have been removed from public access and some of them remain closed until the next century - for reasons of 'national security'. Nevertheless, a fairly clear picture still emerges. Churchill later told the CIA officer responsible for the operation that he 'would have loved nothing better than to have served under your command in this great venture'. In the 1950s the Anglo Iranian Oil Company (AIOC) - later renamed British Petroleum - which was managed from London and owned by the British government and British private citizens, controlled Iran's main source of income: oil. According to one British official, the AIOC 'has become in effect an

74. Chinese Foreign Policy Net -- General
    Chinese foreign policy Net Email me with comments / suggestions. BackgroundInformation. PRC government. Ministry of foreign Affairs  
    http://www.stanford.edu/~fravel/chinafp/general.htm
    
    Extractions: (12 March 1998) China's Domestic Situation and International Relations Excerpts from Premier Zhu Rongji's First Press Conference. (March 19, 1998) The International Situation and Our Foreign Policy , Excerpt from the Report by General Secretary Jiang Zemin at the 15th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, 12 September 1997 Ninth National People's Conference , a special report by the South China Morning Post Organization Charts of the Chinese Government , with pictures and biographies for China's top leaders PRC Government Structure , from InsideChina, with descriptions of each agency

75. Wall Street, Banks, And American Foreign Policy
    and investment, then, tend to be tied in with government policy, and try to influenceand control government action in domestic and foreign affairs (p. 1).  
    http://www.mises.org/misesreview_detail.asp?control=141&sortorder=issue

76. Information About Non-U.S. Countries On The Internet
    American foreign policy Index Microfiche Collection; United Nations DevelopmentProgramme Project Reports; Statesman s Year Book (JA 51 S7 government  
    http://www-libraries.colorado.edu/ps/gov/for/foreign.htm
    
    Extractions: GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Foreign Government Information U.S. Resources State Resources Foreign Resources International Resources ... What's New Information on Foreign Countries and Governments Through 1988 materials in our collection from foreign countries and international organizations can be located using the Government Publications Library shelflist. Indices for much of this material are available in the Government Publications Library index area. Since 1989, new materials are cataloged online. You can locate them using the Chinook system. The library has also done a small amount of retrospective cataloging for older materials. Additional information is available in the following collections and sources: National Technical Information Service (NTIS) Microfiche Collection. An online index to the collection is available from Cambridge Scientific Abstracts Europa World Year Book (JN 1 E85 Government Publications Reference) Foreign Broadcast Information System (FBIS) Microfiche Collection Foreign Statistical Compendiums Microfiche Collection National Development Plans Microfiche Collection National Criminal Justice Reference Service Microfiche Collection Index to International Statistics Microfiche Collection. An online index to the collection is available in

77. SWEDEN.SE - Government Foreign Policy Statement 2004
    12 Feb 2004 government foreign policy Statement 2004 Every year, inFebruary, a foreign policy debate is held in the Riksdag. The  
    http://www.sweden.se/templates/News____7930.asp
    
    Extractions: "At this moment, Sweden is taking action in a whole range of areas to increase security in our vicinity, in Europe and around the world. We are acting to prevent armed conflicts starting and to stop ongoing wars and limit their consequences”, said Minister for Foreign Affairs Laila Freivalds when she presented the Government Foreign Policy Statement 2004 to the Riksdag on 11 February.

78. AlterNet: To Prevent Terrorism, U.S. Foreign Policy Must Change
    If there were a government responsible for last week s atrocity, he would have a Americanpeople are going to have to pay more attention to our foreign policy.  
    http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=11571

79. Foreign And Trade Policy White Paper - Australian Department Of ForeignAffairs A
    (none) Department of foreign Affairs and Trade. Australian government Departmentof foreign Affairs and Trade. Skip to content. About us; Jobs; Tenders; Contactus.  
    http://www.dfat.gov.au/ani/

80. Regents Prep U.S. History & Government: Multiple-Choice Question Archive
    Regents Prep US History government MultipleChoice Questions, Thematic Materials . Question 1 of 25 Cold War foreign policy.  
    http://regentsprep.org/Regents/core/questions/question.cfm?Course=USHG&TopicCode

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