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2009
• Honduras: Prospects, Pitfalls, and Possibilities
• On Last Stop of Asia Tour, Obama Targets Iran, North Korea
• Brazil's Next Battlefield: Cyberspace
• U.S. May Wind Up Green With Envy
• Weeks Before Copenhagen, no Senate Bill
• Listen to the Afghan People
• China-Africa Ties
• Koreas Clash at Crucial Time
• New Undersecretary of the Air Force Nominated
• Unlikely Allies
• How to Turn a Terrorist into a Respectable Diplomat
• The Forgotten Front
• Catalyzing Strategic Transformation to a Low-carbon Economy
• US-NK Talks to Take Place Soon
• Renewable Energy Costs, Potentials, Barriers
• In Memoriam – Capt. Benjamin Sklaver: Defying Convention
• Beyond Box-Ticking
• America's Next Great Pundit Contest
• Islamic Business Wins Academic Following
• Preparing World Leaders
• Calcutta Passport for Diplomacy – Shashi Tharoor, F76
• Terrorizing Aid to Somalia
• SAIC Executive Elected Chairman of NATO Industrial Advisory Group
• The International Network of Crisis Mappers
• A Race to Benefit Rwandan Youth
• Annabelle T. Abaya, F03, Named New Peace advisor to President of the Philippines
• Tibet’s Sunset, China’s Sunrise
• Economics Versus Extremism
• Home is Where the Heat is Off
• Protracted Displacement
• The Dollar and the Deficits
• Dark Side of Democracy
• Technologies of Liberation
• Stewart Nozette: The American Who Wanted to Spy for Israel
• Executive Education – What Directors Need to Know
• Iranian Kurds in an Age of Globalisation – Geoffrey Gresh, F10
• Frames of Mind – Professor Salacuse
• One Death in Afghanistan: Ben Sklaver’s Story , A99, F03
• Explosive Gaza Report is Back Before UN Security Council
• Shashi Tharoor, F76, on The Colbert Report
• A Political Revolution Goes Viral … Not So Fast – Patrick Meier, F10
• The Road to Stability in Afghanistan Runs Through Pakistan and India, Joshua Gross, F10
• Crisis Mapping Brings X-ray Style Clarity to Humanitarian Response
• North Korea's Decision to Return to the Six-Party Talks – Professor Lee
• Professor Moomaw Discusses Obama and Copenhagen: A December Return?
• Send Bosworth to North Korea
• 'One State, Two States' – Book Review, Asher Berman, F11
• 2 Fletcher Students Named USIP Peace Scholars
• James Warlick, F80, Tapped as Next US Ambassador to Bulgaria
• 'Fletcher Mafia' Dominating US Diplomatic Corps
• Honduras to Restore Liberties After Criticism – Professor Glennon
• Three Decades of American Amnesia – Kjell Bergh, GMAP04
• Robert D. Hormats, F66, F70, Sworn in as Under Secretary for Economic, Energy and Agricultural Affairs
• Nation-less Airline Brand on Radar – Carlos Grau Tanner, F93
• Professor Nasr on The Daily Show
• What's at Stake in Copenhagen – Professor Gallagher
• Muslim Americans Missing From the Political Fray – Zeba Khan, 07
• Clock is Ticking on Copenhagen Climate Treaty – Professor Sims Gallagher
• Why Afghanistan is Not Vietnam – Joshua Gross, F10
• Women's Work – Leigh Nolan, F10 (PhD Candidate)
• Farah Pandith, F95, Sworn in as Special Envoy to Muslim Communities
• Diplomacy Opens a Portal to Profit – Professor Henrikson
• Peace and Prosperity in Palestine – Michael Mylrea, F09
• Costs of US Withdrawal Outweigh Benefits – Joshua Gross, F10
• Middle East Peace Effort's Missing Key: Female Negotiators – Rachel Brown, F10
• Pilfering the Peace: The Nexus Between Corruption and Peacebuilding
• A Bicycle Built For Two – Charles Scott, F94
• In 40 Years Time: Top Indian Official Due Tomorrow – Shashi Tharoor, F76
• Ambassador to the Republic of Mozambique – Leslie Rowe, F82
• Lessons From Nicaragua (on Making Friends With the Left) – Professor Harrison
• Making History in Person: A View From Azerbaijan – Elin Suleymanov, F04
• Protecting Critical US Energy Infrastructure From Cyberwarfare – Michael Mylrea, F09
• Somaliland Faces a Tipping Point – Jamie Lynn De Coster, F10
• Middle Class Can Transform Muslim World – Professor Nasr
• Rep. Hodes Searches for Clarity on Afghanistan – Professor Martel
• Diplomatic Impact – James. B. Foley, F82, Jonathan Addleton, F82, Omar Samad, GMAP06
• Turning Around on Wall Street – David Abraham, F03
• North Korea Says Uranium Program Near Completion – Dean Bosworth
• Response to Climate Depot's Distortions – Andrew Freedman, F10
• U.S. Envoy for North Korea to Travel to Asia – Dean Bosworth
• Forces of Fortune – Professor Nasr
• A Tighter Net: Strengthening the Proliferation Security Initiative – Emma Belcher, F10
• Red, White & Bold: The New American Century – Carl Delfeld, F89
• From Ghana to The Fletcher School – Theo Yakah, F10, and Professor Hannum
• Texting Cash – Matt Herbert, F10
• The Relationship Between Inventory and Financial Performance in Manufacturing Companies – Professor Weiss
• Is Paul Wolfowitz for Real? – Professor Drezner
• Assessing the Department of Homeland Security — Professor Martel
• From a Child Development Degree to Ill-Gotten Defense Contracts – Professor Salacuse
• U.S. Special Envoy Will not go to North Korea if he Visits Asia – Dean Bosworth
• Ain’t No Sunshine – Professor Lee
• Restoring Indonesia's Mangroves – Janot Mendler de Suarez, F98
• Global Insights: Russia Refines Cyber Warfare Strategies
• Smoking may Worsen Malnutrition in Developing Nations – Professor Block and Dean Webb (Friedman School)
• North Korea Invites Obama Envoys for Talks – Dean Bosworth
• America Cannot Resolve Global Imbalances on Its Own – Fred Bergsten, F62
• Building the Rule of Law in Haiti: New Laws for a New Era
• US, South Korea to Keep Enforcing Sanctions on North Korea – Dean Bosworth
• A Long Tradition – UAE Certificate Training Program 2009
• Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu, F93, Nominated for the Position of Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria
• Obama Reaches out to Islamist Parties in Pakistan – Professor Nasr
• Check out the new Fares Center for Mediterranean Studies Facebook Page!
• Book Review: Why Iceland? – Professor Drezner
• Sculptor Creates a Curious Collection of Mythic Proportions – Hilary Scott, F87, F92
• Professor Najam Awarded Civil Decoration by President of Pakistan
• Driving Home the Biofuels Conundrum – Ari Axelrod
• Life, Death and the Taliban: Blowback – Professor Jalal
• Paul Biya’s Regime is one of the Most Corrupt in the World – David Chalude, F10
• Advocates for Peace – Summer 2009
• Time to Stop Meddling in Somalia – Natalie Parke, F08
• Bali is Reaching a Crossroads – Anak Agung Gde Agung, F73
• A New Strategy In Afghanistan – Professor Martel
• King of the Sting – Professor Warde
• New Permanent Representative of Thailand to the UN Presents Credentials – Norachit Sinhaseni, F78
• How Clinton's Trip Will Impact Relations With North Korea – Professor Lee
• The US Will Lose its Battle in Cyberspace Without a Leader at the Helm – Michael Mylrea, F09
• Electoral Reform in Lebanon – Benedetta Berti, F10
• Executive Education Goes Hybrid – Dean Nutter
• The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Special Edition – Reviewed by Philip Seib
• Solar Express – Professor Moomaw
• Islamic Finance and Mobile Banking: Could, Would, Should – Matt Herbert, F10
• Reflections on Race – Professor Harrison
• Why Arroyo Seeks an Obama Audience – W.Scott Thompson, Professor Emeritus
• Globalization – Professor Drezner
• The Children of Corcovado – Jill Van den Brule, F02
• With Unrest in Swat, Landowners Remain in Exile – Professor Nasr
• It's All About Music, Man… – Kiat Sittheeamorn, GMAP03
• Inflaming Honduras – Edward Schumacher-Matos, F72
• The Palestinian Civil War: Fatah vs. Fatah – Mohammed J. Herzallah, F10
• Watch out for an Iranian Backlash – Joshua Gleis, F09
• Africa's Turn for Economic Growth May Continue Amid Global Economic Crisis – Professor Aker
• Target Pyongyang's Palace Economy – Professor Lee
• Fletcher Grad Tapped for State Post – Robert D. Hormats, F66
• Long March in Honor of Loved One – Erica Murray
• The False Hegemon – Professor Drezner
• Cyber Security – Michael Mylrea, F09
• H.E. Judge Joyce Aluoch, GMAP08, Receives the CareerNation Africa Brain Gain Award
• Perspectives on Iran – Patrick Meier, F10, and Joshua Gleis, F05, F09
• Nuke Attack Threats to Nation Plentiful, Defense Analysts Say
• Obama Needs to be Bold on Trade – Fred Bergsten, F62
• Inside the Ring – Professor Pfaltzgraff
• Bubble 1, Obama Staffers 0 – Professor Drezner
• Independence Day – Alan Henrikson
• Nominee for Ambassador to Mongolia – Jonathan Addleton, F82
• Seasonal Hunger Devastating and Under-recognized – Bapu Vaitla, F10
• New Envoy Pledges to be a Good Listener – Farah Pandith, F95
• Burundi: Life After Violence – A People's Story of Burundi – Dean Uvin
• The China Card – Dean Bosworth
• Pull Back, No Matter What – Professor Martel
• For a Post in Europe, a Renaissance Admiral – James Stavridis, F83
• Voters' Rebellion Highlights Iran's Divide With Arab World – Professor Nasr
• Helping the Global Family – Karel Zelenka, F69
• Regulate Not Strangulate Media – Zahid F. Ebrahim, F93
• The Challenges and Opportunities of Gender Equality in Development – Marcia Greenberg, F91
• Farah Pandith, F95, Appointed US Special Representative to Muslim Communities
• Newly-minted Lawyers Struggle to Find Jobs – Ian Pilarczyk
• World Bank Appoints New Country Director for Colombia and Mexico, Gloria M. Grandolini, F89
• With Iran Crisis, Twitter's Youth is Over – Patrick Meier, F10
• James B. Foley, F82, Nominee for Ambassador to the Republic of Croatia
• Tech-Savvy Protesters Battle Iranian Government in Cyberspace
• Twitter Streams Break Iran News Dam – Patrick Meier, F10
• What Happens Next in Iran? – Professor Drezner
• Doing Business in a Multicultural World – Cly Aramian, F82
• Remarks From the Korea Society Annual Dinner – Dean Bosworth
• North Korea Claims on U.S. Aggression 'Groundless'
• A Two-State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict – Joshua Gleis, F05
• Sentencing of U.S. Journalists Adds to Tension With North Korea – Professor Lee
• Muslim Reaction to President Obama's Cairo Address – Professor Nasr
• North Korea to See Need for Talks, U.S. Officials Say
• North Korea Prepares Trial for American Reports – Professor Lee
• Panel Studies Sovereign Wealth Funds' Significance Amid Crisis
• Central Bank of Kenya's Headache as Banking on the Move Takes Root
• Protecting the Human Rights of Criminal Suspects in Lockup
• Obama Needs to Take Hard Line With North Korea
• How M-Banking can Reduce Laundering, Matthew Herbert, F10
• An Interview With Afghanistan's Next Ambassador to France – Omar Samad, GMAP06
• North Korea Threatens Against Provocation
• In Role as Envoy, Tufts Dean Carries Hard-Earned Lessons
• M-Banking 2009: Balancing Regulation and Innovation
• Shashi Tharoor, F76, Wins the Lok Sabha Seat in the Thiruvanthapuram Parliament
• Training Aid Workers – Devon Cone, F08
• The Importance of Moral Considerations and Ethical Behavior in Economic Recovery
• Global Financial Trouble: Causes, Cures, Responses
• Investors Hit It Rich in India, at Least for Now
• How Military Tribunals Will Change Under Obama's Decision
• IRC Responds to New Crisis in Pakistan as Thousands Flee Fighting
• Al-Barakaat: The Little Charity That Could Have Saved Somalia
• Trial Date set for US Journalists
• Dead Elephants – Professor Drezner
• How Pakistan Failed Itself – Wajiha Ahmed, F09
• Adm. James Stavridis, F83, Appointed new NATO Commander
• Pakistan Update – Sashi Tharoor, F76
• On Mother's Day: A Message of Hope and Survival
• Monde De L'economie – Stephane Grand, F98
• Afghan Ambassador Moving on – Omar Samad, GMAP06
• U.S. Warns of Consequences for North Korea Nuclear Test
• U.S. Tries Again on North Korean Nuclear Talks
• Not Yet an Inflation Nation
• Terror on the High Seas
• ASEAN's Continuing Dilemma
• On Earth Day, Tufts Celebrated by Breaking Ground on a Solar House
• Islamic Finance: What it is, how it Works, and its Future Prospects
• North Korea Won't Receive Apology, U.S. Says
• Tea Party Politics From Colonial Boston to the Obama Bailouts
• Foreign Policy Film Festival, Part II
• US Fully Backs Japan on North Korea Kidnappings
• US Allies in 'Rivalry' With Iran
• Put it on My O-Card
• Women Bear Brunt of Hunger Crisis in Africa, World
• Latest Fletcher Forum is now Available
• In the Thick of the Action – Shashi Tharoor, F76
• Friedman, Fletcher Students Tackle Recession
• China's Top Congress Amends Basic Legislative Proceedings for Enhanced Transparency, Efficiency
• North Korea to Put Two U.S. Journalists on Trial
• Time to go on Offensive Against Pirates
• Pirate Comes to NY, World Away From Home in Africa
• Foreign Policy Makers Need Econ 101
• In Canada, Afghanistan not Forgotten
• Tensions Rise Between United States, Pakistan
• Tufts Students Host Earth Day with Groundbreaking Ceremony for Solar House
• Winning the War on Drugs in Mexico: Sí, se Puede! – Michael Mylrea, F09
• Riding The Market Bubble: Don't Try This At Home
• Professor Krohn and the Financial Crisis
• Will the Navy's Rescue of Capt. Phillips Spur Retaliation From Pirates?
• Fighting Piracy: Coordinated Action Still Missing
• Professor Warde Discusses Islamic Finance With PBS
• Possible Ransom may Protect US Hostage
• Making a Splash – Assessing North Korea's Rocket Launch
• Israel-Palestine: One-State Supporters Make a Comeback
• No Easy fix for Pirate Problem – Jamie Lynn De Coster, F10
• Reset at the Expense of Rule of Law and Human Rights?
• Jeffrey Feltman, F83, Nominated for Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs Post
• Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Says Iran is Ready to Talk to – Honest – Barack Obama
• As The World Watches
• Rebuilding Financial Risk Management
• North Korea Would Benefit From New Talks, Envoy Says
• John Solecki, F01, Released in Pakistan
• US Ponders Dialogue vs. UNSC Action on NK Missile
• Fletcher Students Discuss America's Role in the Global Financial Crisis on NECN
• The Making of a Congressman – Sashi Tharoor, F76
• Men and Boys in Gender Equality – Pedro Moreno, F87
• Taming the Failed States – John Herbst, F80
• Adm. James Stavridis, F83, Tapped to Head NATO
• Microfinance Experts Come to the Hill for Conference
• The Problem with Coal, the Promise of Efficiency
• New office crisis: Boomers won't leave!
• The Obamas Plant a White House Veggie Patch – Roger Doiron, F93
• Bashing Bashir – Mort Abramowitz and Natalie Parke, F08
• North Korea Update – Dean Bosworth
• Children of War Symposium – Professor Sommers
• Fletcher Welcomes Back Graduates as Professors
• The Euro: Trouble Ahead? – Professor Jacque
• Political Prisoner Concentration Camps in North Korea – Professor Lee
• Ortiz Cuts Mexico Rates by Most Since 2005, Reversing Peso Drop
• The Global Economic Slump and Latin America
• Troops may Withdraw From Iraq, but Issues Will Remain
• North Korea Update – Professor Lee
• President Obama Expected to Nominate Adm. James G. Stavridis, F83, for Top NATO Command Post
• Developing Countries Depend on Culture
• Sinn Fein Leader Calls for Dialogue on Ireland's Future
• The Hard Lessons of Recession
• Arming the People Against the Taliban
• Human Rights: Never Again, Again and Again
• Grand Bargaining and Basketball Trades
• The Right Way to Talk to Iran
• The Revolution Will Be Twittered
• Higher Ed, Middle-East Style
• The Hypocrisy of Columbia's Israeli Divestment Campaign – Joshua Gleis, F05
• Ban on Photographing Military Coffins Protected Grieving Families – Professor Martel
• US Says Envoy has Substantive Talks With China on North Korea
• 2 Minute Bio – Special Envoy Stephen Bosworth
• After the Blood Dries, Life Returns
• The Road to Korea – Dean Stephen Bosworth
• Zombie Banks – and the Need for Additional Government Funds
• Can Britain De-Program the Radicalism of its Muslim Population?
• In Failing Economy, Foreign Service Test Attracts Record Numbers
• Public Diplomacy in the Digital Age
• Boston Nonprofit Looks to Link Global Innovators
• Bosworth Named Special Envoy to North Korea
• Paying Bankers Smartly – Senior Associate Dean Bralver
• For 63 Years, Serving Bouillon and World Affairs to Sellout Crowds
• How Should the US Deal with Afghanistan?
• Secretary Clinton Meets with Indonesian Counterpart, H.E. Hassan Wirajuda, F84
• Germany names Fletcher Graduate Afghan-Pakistan Envoy
• Pakistan Update – Professor Hess
• A Foreign Policy Check-In – Professor Martel
• Pyongyang Home Truths – Professor Lee
• Jehad and the Truth – Professor Jalal
• Dean Bralver Appointed to NewStar Financial Board of Directors
• North Korea Expresses Openness to Nuke Talks
• U.S. Needs More Direct Talks With North Korea
• Muslim Investors Profit by Adhering to Faith
• Top Navy official reviews conditions at Guantanamo – Adm. Patrick M. Walsh, F93
• A Memo to the President – Dean Bosworth
• Obama Policies to Benefit From Feelgood Factor
• Can Islam Save The Economy?
• Lost Opportunity
• Obama's De Facto Envoy to Visit Pyongyang
• Focus on Finance – Jessica Daniels
• Did – The Israel Lobby – Help or Hurt Professor's Career?
• 'Pent-up Demand' for Islamic Finance in Egypt
• Professor Nasr to advise Holbrooke
• Restoring the Health of the Financial Services Industry – Dean Bralver
• Why Obama Should Meet With Morales – Joshua Gross, F10
• Combat the Terror of Rape in Congo – Professor Sommers and Kathryn Birch, F08
• Portsmouth Agency Ready to Advise New Gov't on Green Issues
• The Refugees Who Saved Lewiston, Maine
• Foreign Policy Under Obama – Professor Jalal
• The Government as a Rich Business Client – Professor Salacuse
• North Korean State and Society – Professor Lee
• Asia's New Regionalism – Ellen Frost, F67
• Citi's Breakup Leaves Street Skeptical – Professor Klein
• The Cracks Widen in Thailand's Wall
• Can Obama Control his Team's Egos?
• Foreign Policy Challenges Facing the Obama Administration – Dean Bosworth
• Iran aims to get Shanghaied
• What Makes Ahmadinejad Smile?
• Exciting Times, for an Economist
• U.N. Push to Stem Misconduct Flounders
• Net Effect: Neighborhood Watch
• It's Not Easy Winning the 'War of Ideas'
• The New Foreign Policy and Professor Drezner
• Gaza in Turmoil as Sides Rage on
• What's ahead in 2009?
• Torture Ambivalence Masquerading as Moral and Intellectual Superiority
• The Destructive Cleverness of Latin American Caudillos
2008
• Social Networking and the MBA – in Germany
• Global Warming: Pollution or Technology Problem?
• Assaf Moghadam, F02, Explores Global Jihad Movement and Increase in Suicide Attacks
• Transparency Is Key to Avoiding Space Conflict
• Obstacles to Denuclearization and Diplomatic Engagement on the Korean Peninsula
• Does the US Auto Industry Need a Car Czar in Washington?
• A Blow to the US Tribunal System
• US, World Influence Over Mugabe Limited
• Considering Islam and America After Bush
• The Voice of the People
• Managua Memories – Professor Harrison
• Mumbai Terror Attacks: Who is Lashkar-e-Taiba?
• Commerce Secretary: Bill Richardson
• Baghdad Scuttlebutt: Pssst! Obama's a Shi'ite
• Expert Advice for Surviving the Economic Crisis
• Exploring China's Naval Development
• Personality Spotlight: Bill Richardson
• Obama to Name Richardson, F'71, to Head Commerce Department
• US-Iraqi Accord Shows Muqtada Sadr's Diminished Clout
• Homegrown Terror or International Jihad?
• A Name to be Reckoned With
• Six-Party Talks On Hold Until Obama Takes Office
• Bill Richardson, F'71, – President-elect Obama's Choice for Commerce Secretary
• Hindustan Times Leadership Summit
• Glacial Pace On Arctic Development
• Professor Nasr – Speaking on Faith
• Security Agencies are Losing Their Secular Ethos
• Professor Martel and the Plum Book
• Obama's Election Raises Hopes But Problems Still Loom
• The Economic Structure of International Law
• Paulson, Bernanke Stand Their Ground
• Obama may Give Clinton Purview in Area Where They Differed Most
• The Long-term Effect of WWI on the Middle East
• The New Team – Gov. Bill Richardson
• Breakthrough on US-Iraq Pact
• In Lebanon, Puritanical Sunnis and a Reputed Playboy Team up in Politics
• US Perspectives on International Criminal Justice
• US Interest in Shariah Finance Opens Dangerous Doors
• Al Nakhlah – Fall 2008 Edition
• Moment of Truth for Shiite Party Over Pact
• America's Gain, Philippines' Loss?
• New Mindset Needed to Tackle Crisis
• Much of the World Exults in Obama
• Turning a Page
• The Coming Boom in Hybrid Cars
• Michael Mylrea, F'08, and The American Academy of Diplomacy
• The Current State of the War Against the Taliban and Al Qaeda
• Eliot Kalter and the Promise and Fear of Sovereign Wealth Funds
• Fletcher Graduate Named New CEO of the MasterCard Foundation
• Nouveau Riche – Has the Financial Crisis Revealed a Shift in the Global Economic Balance of Power?
• Professor Hess Comments on Suleiman's Magnificent Command
• The Global Financial System Meltdown May Spare al-Qaida
• Providing Global Insight After All These Years
• North Korea Wins Removal From US Terror Blacklist
• The Fletcher School at Tufts University Celebrates 75 Years of Preparing the World's Leaders
• A New Direction for Biofuels: Louisiana's Verenium Races to Get Cellulosic Ethanol to Market
• The End of the American Order
• US Needs Broader Iran Policy, Including More Enticing Rewards For Cooperation
• What I Learned in Grad School
• Congress Compromise Strives to 'Mollify Voters'
• Inside Iran's Fury
• Does the Financial Crisis Affect How Economic Theory Should be Taught?
• Financial Urgency's Global Effect
• At UN, Bush Urges Global Cooperation
• Coal, a Tough Habit to Kick
• Fletcher Stands as International Development Study's Old Guard
• Fatally Flawed Bonds
• Central and Eastern Europe may Escape Worst of US Financial Crisis
• Bush, Zardari to Discuss US Incursions in Pakistan
• The Fletcher School Finishes Training Arabian Officials
• The Rise of State Capitalism
• United States Institute of Peace Selects Two Fletcher Students as Jennings Randolph Peace Scholars
• Foreign Banks' Influence Seen in Mortgage Rescue
• Kosovo Six Months After Independence – a Lecture by Pieter Feith, F'70
• Is the US Going Overboard on Bailouts?
• Professor Nasr Examines the Current Political Climate in Iraq
• Trade May Not Deter Russia From War
• Trying Terror
• Fan-Fred Turmoil Makes Chinese Bankers Nervous
• Nothing Pushes Like an Economic Shove
• Daniel Kunin, F'00, and his Role in Georgia's Evolving Situation With Russia
• Campbell Names B. Craig Owens, GMAP'01, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Administrative Officer
• Irony of Ironies
• Lebanon Rally Reflects Missing Cleric's Continuing Influence
• Kathleen Peggar, GMAP'08, Works to Enhance the Partnership Between the EUCOM Command and its Principle Stakeholders
• Rahul Sharma, GMAP'06, Appointed to Editor of the Khaleej Times (Dubai)
• The Secret History of Kim Jong Il
• 2009 Fletcher School Application Now Available
• Al-Qaeda Masters Terrorism on the Cheap
• US Affairs: Iran on Their Minds
• How American Treaty Behavior Threatens National Security
• Female Chinese Olympians are Dominant
• Scaling Alternative Energy: The Role of Emerging Markets – Dialogue Synthesis Report
• Fletcher Honors Former Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin
• Pakistan's President Musharraf Resigns
• Examining the Evolving Conflict in Georgia
• Anbar Sheiks Want Share in Spoils of Peace
• Efficient, Self-sustaining, Beautiful – Living Deliberately With the Moomaws
• Taking on Foreclosure on the Gridiron
• The US Needs International Law
• A Conveniently Unlawful War
• Olympic Hopes Raised
• Dow's Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge
• 13 Saudi Students Pave Way in Quest for Women's Rights
• The Cap and Trade Debate Continues
• Russell Howard and The Fear of Terrorism
• Cambodia at the Ballot Box
• For US, Iran, Will Momentous Become Momentum?
• Laughing at Obama
• Nelson Mandela at 90
• The Great Global Schemer
• US Shift on Iran Talks Seems Lifted From its N. Korea Playbook
• Can Hip Hop Beat Conflict?
• U.N. Ambiguity Adds to Image as Paper Tiger
• Iraqi Prime Minister Weighs US Exit Timeline
• Professor Drezner Analyzes the G8 Summit
• Brazil Ethanol Won't Cut US Gasoline Prices Soon
• Colombian Defense Minister Juan Manuel Santos, F81, Celebrates the Freed FARC Hostages
• Preparing the Battlefield
• Eliot Kalter Discusses the Economy, Inflation and the Fed
• Joshua Goldstein, F09, Embracing Open Access in East Africa
• Professor Nasr and Instability in the Middle East
• Candy: A Sweet Spot in a Sour Economy
• Bjoern Seibert, F08, Addresses the Evolving Conflict in Chad and Sudan
• The US and Iraqi Sovereignty
• A Conversation With Vali Nasr, Michael Gordon and Stephen Biddle
• Iraq: Sadr's Party Says it Won't Stand in Elections
• Bush is a Straight-Talker, so What's EU3?
• Is Hyde Park the New Cambridge (for Mocking Liberal Academics)?
• Professor Drezner Chimes in on Sovereign Wealth Funds
• Accused 9/11 Plotters Due in Guantanamo Court
• Atlantic Eye: Obama's Vice Presidents
• Muqtada – A Book Review by Professor Nasr
• US Strategy to Stop Iran Atomic Work is Failing, Analyst Says
• Obama Opens a New Chapter in American History
• Professor Martel and US Cyber Vulnerability
• Senior Fellow Eliot Kalter and Overseas Investments
• McCain's Middle Way on Nuclear Weapons
• Rx for Global Poverty
• 2009: Islamabad, US Foreign Policy and Asia
• When Kennedy Met With Khrushchev
• Senator Kennedy Diagnosed With a Malignant Brain Tumor
• Professor Drezner Answers the Question – Who Gives a Hoot Whom Oprah Endorses?
• Professor Warde and the Rise of Islamic Finance
• Iraqi Troops Deployed to Baghdad
• Dean Bosworth Discusses the New Master of International Business (MIB) Program
• Farah Pandith, F95, Works to Counteract Radicalization in Europe's Muslim Communities
• Professor Drezner Examines McCain's Foreign Policy
• Professor Drezner's Take on a Possible McCain-Huckabee Ticket
• Iran Sharpens Tone With Baghdad's Leaders
• Professor Drezner Chimes in on the Race for the Democratic Nomination
• Europe has Much to Offer the White House – an Opinion Piece by Wolfgang Ischinger, F73
• Dean Bosworth Talks Alumni Donations With the Financial Times
• Fletcher Graduate is Appointed Ambassador to Denmark
• Cristiana Pasca, F09, Participates in the First JCCI Environmental Forum
• Neeraj Doshi, F06, Gives Back to India
• Professor Tillotson Discusses the Circumstances Surrounding a Potential Global Food Crisis
• Eliot Kalter Discusses Transparency and Best Practices for Sovereign Wealth Funds
• Professor Nasr Comments on the Potential for Renewed Violence Against US Forces in Iraq
• Professor Trachtman Discusses Globalization With The Christian Science Monitor
• Professor Harrison Talks About The – One Laptop Per Child – Initiative In Latin America
• Professor Moomaw Discusses Eco-Friendly Lifestyles
• Professor Warde Discusses Western Entertainment And Middle Eastern Cultural
• Dean Bosworth Weighs In On US – North Korea Relations
• Professor Nasr Offers His Thoughts On Iran/Iraq Relations
• Thoreau Society Lecture Series Features Professor Moomaw
• Professor Martel Offers his Thoughts on the US Military Presence in Iraq
• Professor Tillotson Discusses the Impact of Rising Rice Prices in China with CNBC
• Edward R. Murrow 100th Anniversary Conference
• Book Review: – U.S. Trade Strategy: Free Versus Fair
• Professor Moomaw Weighs in on Potential Oil Drilling Limitations off the California Coast
• Professor Hess Comments on the Fifth Anniversary of the War in Iraq
• Bill and Margot Moomaw Discuss Their Zero Net Energy Home
• Fletcher Conference – The Past, Present and Future of Policy Planning
• Jan Havranek, F09, Blogs From Young Atlanticist Summit in Romania
• Professor Nasr Offers his Thoughs on the Recent Surge of Violence in Basra
• Ph.D. Candidates Rockford Weitz and Benjamin Mazzotta Discuss Short Sea Shipping
• Zainah Anwar, F86, Steps Down From Leading Role With Sisters in Islam
• Nature Network Boston talks with Professor Moomaw About the Growth of Carbon Trading
• The United Nations Human Rights Council appoints Professor Sarkin to the position of Special Rapporteur for Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances
• Professor Moomaw Comments on The Prospect of Developing Canadian Tar Sands
• Professor Nasr Examines the Threat of a 'Re-Surge' in Iraq
• The Fletcher School Partners With Dar Al-Hekma College (Saudi Arabia)
• Bill Richardson, F71, endorses Barack Obama for President
• Professor Warde's Recent Book – The Price of Fear – is Discussed in the Daily Times
• Professor Wachman's Recent Book is Reviewed by The Vancouver Sun
• Eliot Kalter Discusses Sovereign Wealth Funds
• Eliot Kalter, Senior Fellow of the Center for Emerging Market Enterprises, Discusses the US Dollar's Decline
• Scott Borgerson, F03, Chimes in on the Geopolitical Implications of the Arctic Ice Melt
• Professor Lynch Fields Questions on the US Job Market and Economy on PBS Radio
• Professor Moomaw Quoted in U.S. News & World Report
• Serenading North Korea
• Professor Glennon Comments on Barack Obama's Approach to Foreign Policy
• Fletcher's Bjoern Seibert's Recent Study Continues to Receive International Media Attention
• Shashi Tharoor F'78, chats with Stephen Colbert and Bill Maher
• Peter Feith Considers the U.N.'s Role in Newly Independent Kosovo
• Inside Islam, a Woman's Roar
• Sudan border clash spells trouble for EU Chad force
• Expecting the unexpected as president
• Iraq plays host to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
• Professor Vali Nasr offers his thoughts on Iranian influence in Iraq
• Kosovo envoy stands firm against partition
• Professor Nasr comments on the renewed six-month cease-fire announced by Muqtada Sadr
• Dean Bosworth offers his thoughts on the Korean Peninsula
• Professor Lee comments on the performance of the New York Philharmonic in North Korea
• A recent book by Professor Warde – The Price of Fear – is referenced by The New York Times
• Professor Moomaw discusses climate change with Entrepreneur Magazine
• Fletcher alum appointed to senior post at World Bank
• Professor Drezner discusses the methodological flaws of political science in The Chronicle of Higher Education
• Professor Alan Henrikson answers the question, – whom would a Democratic president speak to? – in the Baltimore Sun
• European peacekeeping forces resume deployment on the Chad-Sudan border
• Professor Glennon testifies before the Congressional Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
• Professor Nasr discusses the evolving relationship between America and the Muslim world
• Professor Drezner comments on the recent New York Times Magazine essay – Waving Goodbye to Hegemony
• Professor Martel discusses the adaptive nature of Al Qaeda in The Christian Science Monitor
• Roberto Porzecanski co-authors study featured in Agence France-Presse
• David Drezner featured in BBC World Service panel debate
• Professor Nasr quoted in NPR
• Direction in Central Africa
• Dean Bosworth provides insight on South Korean politics for CNBC Asia
• Professor Nasr quoted in The Economist
• Mieke van der Wansem (MALD '90) and family participate in Energy Smackdown
• Professor Drezner cited in CQ Politics
• Professor Moomaw on CNBC
• GMAP alumna is an emerging force for peace in the Middle East
2007
• Bill Richardson F '71 as our nation's most endearing envoy in NYT
• Fletcher featured in the Financial Times
• Daniel Drezner defends baseball agents on National Public Radio, Marketplace
• Professor Moomaw Cited in Christian Science Monitor
• Professor Nasr quoted in U.S. News & World Report
• Professor Nasr, provides expert commentary to media on Iran
• Professor Bill Martel on The Dennis Miller Show
• Fletcher professor, Vali Nasr, cited in San Francisco Chronicle
• Vali Nasr cited in PBS article
• Fletcher expert, Gen. Russell Howard, addresses the what-ifs of terrorism
• New book from Fletcher alumna Ana Trbovich, MALD ' 98 / PhD ' 06
• Professor Bill Martel on Fox and Friends
• Lawrence Harrison mention in Washington Post OpEd
• Alum Alice Finn F '86 on CNBC
• Vali Nasr OpEd in Christian Science Monitor
• Foreign Policy Goes Glam National Interest (online)
• ' Waltheimer ' on the Hot Seat – Chronicle of Higher Education
• Billions at stake in greenhouse gas debate
• Recent publication from Fletcher PhD Alum, David A. Deese
• Recent publications from Fletcher PhD Alum, Hassan Abbas
• Michael Klein on newsmax.com
• Doing business abroad? Simple faux pas can sink you
• Commencement 2007
• Mideast ‘peace’ progress hope a mirage
• Natsios seen as possible successor at World Bank
• State Department Honors Former Ambassador Who Leads UCF Diplomacy Program
• A 2008 underdog worthy of our attention
• Fletcher alumnus appointed Special Envoy for Somalia
• Nontraditional student touches many lives
• Musharraf’s Sinking Credibility
• Commander’s slaying a setback for Taliban
• Combating Climate Change: Industrial-Strength Efforts to Eliminate Excess Emissions
• Washington’s new question
• Pakistani community hopes to create cultural center
• Talking about a revolution
• Wolfowitz Support Crumbles, Putting Onus on Paulson
• Finding partners in Islam
• Brandeis names Magid to take over business school
• A better plan for Kosovo
• UN panel urges greenhouse gas reductions
• Climate Solutions
• Barack Lieberman? Democratic Neocons
• U.N. Panel Outlines Plan to Reduce Global Warming
• Climate panel reaches consensus on the need to reduce harmful emissions
• Blogging economists draw cyber-crowds
• Fletcher alumnus named Abt Associates Fellow
• Richardson talks to CHS students about Darfur and diplomacy
• Pakistan’s Political Future
• Fletcher alumna promoted at Archer Daniels Midland Company
• This Earth Day, a focus on Earth’s warming
• America at a Crossroads: The Brotherhood
• A Study of Pakistani-Americans and Their Philanthropy
• Fletcher alumnus nominated to be U.S. Ambassador to Bahrain
• Fletcher expert interviewed on CBC TV
• Bill Richardson: The ‘other’ Western candidate
• Ambassador Attends Obama Fundraiser
• Free Trade with the U.S. has failed to close the income gap or create quality jobs
• John Exter’s legacy to Sri Lanka; a Central Banker for all times
• Ahmadi-Nejad’s Easter Gift
• The U.S.-China Relationship: Only paper thin?
• Fletcher expert appears of Fox News
• Fletcher alumnus joins Trident Microsystems, Inc.
• Jebsen Center director speaks on Fox News
• UN bids farewell to Shashi Tharoor
• American students get close-up lesson on Lebanon
• Multiple duty tours no longer unusual
• Victory in Iraq is a moving target
• Ambassador Durrani says Pakistan has firm commitment to fight off terrorism
• Fletcher PhD candidate speaks on capture of British soldiers
• Resolution: Pakistan Opposed to Sanctions on Iran
• Fletcher alumna appointed Deputy Director General at OECD/NEA
• Fletcher alumna appointed VP for Corporate Communications
• A Fresh Take on Islamic Finance
• Pakistan trying to ease US-Iran tensions
• A degree for a far more complex world
• S’pore researcher praised for work during 6-month Afghan stint
• Bush Team Explores Use of ‘Soft Power’
• The EU at 50: Your reflections
• An interconnected world
• Fletcher alumnus appointed VP of ShoreBank International
• Can Congress Defy Bush?
• USS Cole families head to court in Virginia in lawsuit alleging Sudan aided al-Qaida
• Author Wiesel to speak in Providence
• Up-and-Coming Social Entrepreneurs
• Can Richardson catch up? Maybe
• US task: fight to end four wars in Iraq
• A Force More Powerful
• China’s Anti-Satellite Test
• Why US is now turning to diplomacy
• Vidino appears on al Jazeera
• Alber Is The New Chairman
• DWS Global Thematic: World-Class Performance
• Where the Taliban breeds
• Shashi Tharoor Resigns from United Nations
• Richardson’s got credentials
• The Terrorism Index
• Spy Vs. Spy
• The mistakes we continue to make
• UN Under Secretary General Shashi Tharoor resigns
• Richardson represents progress for America
• Growing Number of Colleges Provide Tuition Aid to AmeriCorps Alums
• Green Zone a New Hot Zone for Iraq Envoy Pick
• Lasting Ties Mark Gen. Petraeus’ Career
• Recent Developments Impacting Foreign Investment
• US public sector faces talent drain
• DeFazio tells Bush ‘Pull back’ on Iran
• 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Bill Richardson
• Circling the Square
• MDRP hosts event about youth and DDR in Burundi
• Davos is starting to slide
• A class act for professionals
• General Howard interviewed on Fox News
• Davos’ downhill slide
• Bill Richardson Enters ‘08 Field
• Progressive values propel Daniel Sokatch’s rising star
• In Texas, a city divided over illegal immigration
• Fletcher alumna named USAID Mission Director
• North Harris College president to depart
• Resolving to End the War
• Center Gathering Intelligence on Terrorists
• The Income Gap
• Spy vs. Open Source Searcher
• Cornyn taking her charitable ways west and into a new life
• Lynch to head search committee for Boston Fed
• Jebsen Center director speaks on revised strategy in Iraq
• Collaboration: the Wikipedia way to better intelligence
• DeJongh makes several Government House appointments
• Dean Bosworth featured in top Chilean newspaper
• The Wikipedia way to better intelligence
• Latest versions of Trivial Pursuit are too trivial?
• General Howard appears on Fox News
• Short-Circuiting the Surge
• The 110th Congress – Democrats and Trade
• Fletcher alumnus named VP at New York Fed
• Fletcher alumnus joins bioMETRX, Inc.
• The Deep Blue Highway
• Enlightened policies have power to make cultural change for good
• A View on the Iraqi Insurgency
2006
• Adil Najam interviewed on execution of Saddam Hussein
• The Hajj in Perspective: A Conversation with David Long
• General Howard interviewed on Fox News
• Another Gov. Bill to the White House
• A jihadist template
• The fictional ’status quo’
• Building a prosperous Aceh
• Professor Daniel Drezner with the realists’ view of Iran and Iraq
• Alumnus appointed to Board of LOCKO-Bank
• Rarely Win at Trivial Pursuit? An Embassy Door Opens
• The Grandest Strategy Of Them All
• Hearts, Minds and Schools
• Fletcher alumnus awarded Indiana University Alumni Association’s President’s Award
• Bush’s rethink on Iraq
• Hard facts about this year’s books
• The growing role of women in terrorism
• Go Long? Go Big? Go Back To Congress
• Thy neighbor is Hamas
• Victory in War
• Gates Hearings Preview
• Where’s winter? High temperatures in November could be a sign of global warming or just wacky New England weather
• BG (Ret) Russell Howard appears on Fox News
• Paula Broadwell appears on Fox News
• Culture and Economic Development
• Alcatel-Lucent’s Russo says no Iran business for her
• Richardson best pick for prez, outside of yours truly, of course
• Peacekeeping Intelligence for the Stakeholders
• Carlyle Group opens Dubai office
• General Howard interviewed on Fox News
• Professor Lynch named chair of Federal Reserve
• Huge task before Iraq Study Group
• General Howard appears on Fox News
• Aims and Methods of Europe’s Muslim Brotherhood
• The historical roots of honor, ‘warrior cultures’ run deep
• Congress: Pressure for a new Iraq strategy
• Fletcher student appears on Fox News, Al Jazeera
• Nasr Discusses Islamic Conflicts With The World Affairs Council
• Iran test fires new missiles in Gulf
• Director of the Jebsen Center appears on Fox News
• Getting stuck in military intervention a familiar problem for U.S.
• Fletcher Scholars Dominate the Field of Contemporary Armed Conflict
• What I’ve Learned: Meeting in the Middle
• Northern Ireland holds Iraq lessons
• Clamor rises for a US shift on Iraq
• Winning Enemy Hearts: Will It Work in Iraq?
• Kean on Politics: New Jersey’s Political Scion Aims to Make a Name for Himself in Washington
• Jebsen Center experts speak on Fox News
• Fletcher alumnus takes over top post at U.S. Southern Command
• US and China divided over approaches to North Korea
• Debriefing Jeswald Salacuse
• Government Skeptical of Threat on NFL Stadiums
• Dean Bosworth quoted on North Korean nuclear test
• Kean: Carrying on legacy was a gradual decision
• UN Security Council to consider North Korean sanctions
• Experts say potential for arms race a danger
• Grassroots reward.
• To dream, to think, to go on
• Scientists: Heat’s on the way
• Iraq and jihad: A consensus surfaces
• Who Lost South Korea?
• A Kean on the Ballot? What Else Is New?
• Korea-US: Swan song for an alliance
• Can a White House Visit Shore Up a Sagging US-South Korea Alliance?
• Retired diplomat reflects on post-Sept. 11 world
• The best are taking on God and politics
• Five years after 9/11: a shifted view of the world
• U.S. wants Mideast peace talks revived
• Bush pushes 2 new measures in War on Terror
• Lorenzo Vidino talks terror threat
• Thomas H. Kean Jr., calls for the resignation of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld
• Fletcher alumnus Jay Bragdon, F64, is coming out with a new book
• Professor Daniel Drezner has just published a new book
• Environment in the Balkans and Black Sea regions
• Daniel Drezner reviews Ian Bremmer’s book
• Ph.D. student in “Terrorism and Political Violence”
• Bearish on Greenspan
• We’re still not safe: Relentless al-Qaeda won’t stop trying to kill us
• Terror investigation multi–faceted
• Lawmakers alarmed by missing Egyptians
• Counterinsurgency, by the Book
• Why Europe, US differ on Mideast
• Intelligence Dominance: A better way forward in Iraq
• Saving the World, One Video Game at a Time
• The Tribal Way of War
• Fletcher alumnus Claudio X. Gonzalez Guajardo receives award from CASE
• Professor Najam on NPR
• James Huffman, Class of 1969
• Health Fears Mount in Gaza; Power Shortage May Lead to Crisis
• US: Danger, danger everywhere
• To Change the World, We Must Change too
• Iran Weighing Response to Nuclear Off
• India names Tharoor to succeed Annan
• Homeland Security Inc.: Company Ties Not Always Noted in Security Push
• A visit to market Morocco
• India names man for senior UN job
• 30 years later, book still resonates
• Soccer zeal runs high, but won’t stop wars
• Terrorists Trained by Zarqawi Went Abroad, Jordan Says
• Professor Aucoin on Morning Edition
• New book by Assaf Moghadam
• The Edge and how to get it
• Hip-Hop: One of Our Supporters Needs Our Support
• ‘Caring’ entrepreneurship at KSG
• Shadow of war clouds two legacies
• Pols wary of Hastert’s anti-FBI raid stance
• Constitution is unlikely to shield Jefferson
• Breach Was More of the Spirit, Not the Letter, of the Constitution
• New Bin Laden Tape May Be Bid for Status
• Professor Pfaltzgraff on bin Laden tape
• Sanctions would fail in Iran, Indonesia says
• Sanctions will fail in Iran, Indonesia says
• Wirajuda, Condoleeza meet in Washington DC
• Indonesia pressing for Australian support on Papua
• Four Years Just Not Long Enough for This Hoya
• Professor Richard Shultz and PhD Student Andrea Dew receive rave review on new book
• Professor Adil Najam on Voice of America TV part II
• Professor Adil Najam on Voice of America TV
• EMC pays $153m to buy software maker Kashya
• Shashi Tharoor: Inside Man
• American Activist Finds Her Calling in Afghan Hot Spot
• Circle of Fire
• Tufts’ Fletcher School to begin new master’s program with $5M gift
• Task for CIA’s next chief: push Bush’s agenda
• New degree and centre for Fletcher
• Locals split on illegal immigration
• Pakistan to take charge of ECO secretariat
• Pakistan to take charge of ECO secretariat
• Khalid A. Al-Falih at Fletcher
• Professor Louis Aucoin on NECN
• Cities, businesses feel effects of boycotts
• Neglected Defense: Mobilizing the Private Sector to Support Homeland Security
• Science and solidarity
• Dick Shultz: A Bostonian Changing the World
• Mai to speak at women’s conference
• Director Salles tours Kerouac’s Lowell
• Alum Hy S. Rothstein (F’02) publishes new book
• Saudi ambassador at Fletcher on NECN
• The Fletcher School featured on Greater Boston
• Spring makes slow return to Cresent City
• Deceit and deception down south
• DR’s recovery from banks crisis will take at least 10 years
• Fletcher students featured in the WGBH-TV annual report
• Where is Edward R. Murrow?
• Tamil Nation’s Legitimate Aspirations Cannot Be Bargained
• Bill Martel interviewed on New England Cable News
• Western reporters in Africa struggle over when to help
• Professor Anna Seleny publishes new book
• Professor Najam on PBS to talk about Jill Carol
• Professor Shulz interviewed on Paula Zahn
• Moussaoui trial fills in details of 9/11 plot
• ‘Shadowy’ kidnappers target Americans, Westerners in Iraq
• Lorenzo Vidino on Jill Carroll
• Lorenzo Vidino on Fox News
• Iraq-Hostages Released – Kidnappings forecast to rise in Iraq, March saw four Westerners freed, one killed
• Kidnappings forecast to rise in Iraq
• Kidnappings forecast to rise in Iraq, March saw four Westerners freed, one killed
• Spring break ‘06: New Orleans
• Mixed reaction to Bush Iraq comments
• HKU Faculty of Law Presents Inaugural Lecture by Sir Y K Pao Chair Professor in Public Law
• A step forward for international justice
• Professor appointed at the UN
• PhD candidate debates Dean of the Yale Law School
• Europe on the Brink
• In US security plan, more realism
• Dutch Get Tougher on Terror
• Merely a flight of fancy?
• Global Warming May Dry Up Africa’s Rivers, Study Suggests
• The strains tell on UN peacekeeping
• Tufts Journal. March issue.
• Fletcher Alum appointed associate director of the California Center for Environmental Law & Policy
• A Port in the Storm Over Dubai
• Good night, and good reading
• No Developments In Jill Carroll Case
• The sheik behind the port deal
• IIF’s 9th annual Middle Eastern and North African Bank Chief Executives meetings start
• Papers shed light on Murrow’s war broadcasts
• Professor Alfred P. Rubin publishes recent article
• Big Problem, Dubai Deal or Not
• Fletcher Professor interviewed on U.S. port/Dubai deal
• Greece’s role in the Balkans Discussed with Congressmen
• IOP Hosts Panel on Danish Cartoons
• Bruce Everett, Fletcher energy/oil expert, quoted on oil controversy in Ecuador.
• Lorenzo Vidino op-ed weighs in on cartoon controversy.
• Fletcher graduate profiled in Sunday’s New York Times.
• Major international banking conference to be held in Oman
• Ask the experts: Banks and sustainability
• New papers shed light on Murrow war broadcasts
• Greece’s role in the Balkans Discussed with Congressmen
• New Book By Matthew Levitt
• Ted Sorensen at Fletcher
• Executive items
• New light shines on Murrow war broadcasts
• Larry Harrison Quoted on Haitian Elections
• Canadian Press on Gift of Murrow Papers
• Professor Adil Najam on “On Point” with Tom Ashbrook
• Lorenzo Vidino quoted on Danish cartoon controversy
• Joseph Polisi, Julliard President and Fletcher Alum, in The Journal News
• Lorenzo Vidino quoted in Philadelpnia Inquirer on cartoon controversy.
• Monitor readers send six African girls to high school
• Fletcher Alum Elected to Head Leading Engineering Corporation
• Afghanistan: To get it on its feet, the West must stay the course
• Lorenzo Vidino on the “Fox and Friends” to Discuss New Osama Tape
• Lorenzo Vidino on the “Chet Curtis Show” to Discuss New Osama Tape
• Bill Martel on NECN to Discuss New Osama Tape
• Liberia’s new president, has appoints a Fletcher alum to cabinet
• Professor Louis Aucoin Quoted
• PhD Candidate Erik Dahl on WBZ
• Professor Bill Martel Interviewed
• Fletcher Alum Arnout Brouwers: “Afghans welcome foreign troops”
• General Russell Howard Quoted
• Iran ’s future? Watch the streets
2005
• Professor John Hammock interviewed
• Attitude Adjustment – Seeing yourself as the rest of the world does.
• Men on a mission – Their Boston-based nonprofit funds life-changing projects in Pakistan
• Menendez vs. Kean Jr.: Experience or books?
• Extending a hand to the world
• Vital Statistics
• PhD candidate Erik Dahl comments on spy controversy
• White House Elaborates on Authority for Eavesdropping
• The Dictator and the Congressman
• Business Gets Serious About Emissions
• In wartime, this lawyer has got Bush’s back
• With leaders, a little respect goes a long way
• Treatment of War Prisoners: When Does Law Apply?
• Bush eyes Iraq endgame
• At Tufts, a late-blooming student, and world traveler
• Behind scenes, unlikely allies spurred oil deal
• Schools for public policy, not scandals
• Insanity Reigns — Gov’t ‘Aids and Abets’ Illegal Aliens! (Part 1)
• Uneasy calm after a storm
• The High Court Looks Abroad
• Tharoor promises to come back if if India needs him
• Book Report: Think small to think big
• Leaks about CIA prisons overseas spark fury
• Bush diplomacy means settling for less
• Fletcher student on “The Situation with Tucker Carlson”
• High Court To Hear Case On War Powers
• Chapwood Capital focuses on building manager platform
• Sowing seeds of democracy in post-Soviet granite
• Progress Detailed in Countering World’s Most Dangerous Weapons
• War Counsel
• Schools for Policy
• IFPA President Named to Prestigious Advisory Panel
• Woolsey Calls on Congress to Plan How to Bring Troops Home
• Guess what doesn’t get screened by airlines? Diplomatic pouches.
• Sounding Less Conservative but Still Noncommittal
• First Dedicated Asia Investment Report Launched
• GMAP alum decorate by Burkinabe Government
• India had Nehru, Sardar, Pak just mullahs
• In land of bicycle, car boom brings freedom of open road
• Fast response to US transit’s security needs
• Analysts see boost for Bush: G-8 leaders unite to condemn terror
• US Congress to Investigate China’s Theft of Tibetan Art
• Hospital appoints four Wellesley residents to board
• Camden librarian spies new horizons
• China Finance Online Announces Changes in Senior Management Team
• Dahl on guarding Saddam
• Najam on water and poverty
• Debate deepens over Guantánamo
• Belize tourism takes a new turn
• New Strategies to Protect America: Safer Ports for a More Secure Economy
• Lodi inquiry highlights Pakistan’s complex role in war on terrorism
• Terror case raises fears of sleeper cells
• Sleeper Cells Waiting To Strike?
• Lungu article in Strategic Insights
• Time for a Change; International Paper Puts an Emphasis on Universal Freedoms
• Top UN Post: It’s ‘so far, so good’ for Surakiart’s campaign
• Bribery and Corruption- Evidence of Leadership Failures?
• Sam Rovit Joins Swift & Company as CEO
• LNG tankers in Providence – Introducing a new vulnerability
• Headaches over Storrow access closure
• Oil-for-food probes expose cultural gulfs
• Pfaltzgraff on women in the military
• Oakland man to head university in Japan
• North Korea Courts Trouble if Test Happens
• Search for patterns in insurgency
• Army brigadier general to assume operations director post
• Life After the African Presidency
• Statement on NSC Appointment
• Warning of Terror: Explaining the Failure of Intelligence Against Terrorism
• Costa Rican Joins Hudson Institute
• Row a complex geopolitical game
• Task ahead: how to be a spy czar
• Dahl on Negroponte nomination
• Expanding Role of College Head
• America’s legacy of unlikely UN envoys
• The President is no Daniel Patrick Moynihan
• Former MI6 chief to teach at Fletcher
• Ukraine visit highlights hope for democracy
• Soderberg calls for diplomacy through America and its allies
• UN’s oil-for-food scandal
• Still dangerous after all these years?
• Wolfowitz and McNamara: What’s the difference?
• Concern about border risk grows
• Intelligence, Without Smarts
• Protecting our borders
• US-Mexican border as a terror risk
• Jury out on what China law means for Sino-US ties
• Indian-American community exerts growing clout back home
• Investigator says CBS report shouldn’t stain Rather’s career
• Why Kim Jong-il hates George W Bush
• Condoleezza’s Rice’s trip to Asia
• The Tricky Business of Nonprofit Brands
• US flexibility needed in six-party North Korea nuclear talks
• Fatal Future: Transnational Terrorism and the New Global Disorder
• Caricom should embrace ’some’ of Brazil’s vision
• With playboy image, N. Korea’s Kim a strong, ’shrewd leader’
• Tension between China, Taiwan on rise Mainland expected to bolster stance against secession
• Globalized Islam: The Search for a New Ummah & Pakistan’s Drift into Extremism: Allah, the Army, and America’s War on Terror
• European Union’s Eurobarometer report
• Taiwan in focus as Chinese legislators gather
• Chinese attempts to reach out to other countries
• Ph.D. stipends to rise but effects still uncertain
• Japan Tests North Korea Sanctions Waters
• Biomed Rounds: Daedalus founder finds success abroad goes both ways
• Oh Canada, Oh Kyoto
• Why humans are human
• Bush admonishes Russia to commit to democracy
• Rice’s first gambit: fix frayed ties to Europe
• Chronicle: Political Islam: Global Warning
• On the job: damp tents, 20-hour days
• Idealism at the U.N.
• Farrow Named Kenan Institute Executive Director
• Experts: Peace gains ground
• An expatriate takes a new look at Castro
• Exile’s documentary on Castro lets her confront feelings
• A blueprint to fight poverty around the world
• US stand against torture: firm enough?
• Armed groups biggest threat to democracies: report
• Questions swirl over $40m bash
• Despite false claim, his star rises
• Profound shift in US culture of giving
• Ex-presidents to lead aid effort
• Asian Power in the 21st Century
• Asia: Tsunami Disaster Stirs Peace Hopes For Sri Lanka, Indonesia
• U.N. Peacekeepers Accused of Sex Abuse in Congo
• Libya Tempts Executives With Big Oil Reserves