Four times a year, the World Policy Journal publishes a magazine of intelligent and thought-provoking writing, investigating pressing issues in global affairs through the Institute’s broad, far-reaching perspective.
From US President Obama's climate change plan to the recent
October 15 is Blog Action Day, an annual online event in which bloggers post around the world on a single topic to encourage global discussion. The following is an excerpt from Valentin's Rapsutin's work, in honor of this year's focus, water. Reposted from the Winter 2009-2010 issue.
Upon her return from Panjshir Valley, WPI Senior Fellow Patricia DeGennaro writes about U.S. responsibility in Afghanistan in her new article.
by Richard Horowitz
The following is a detailed analysis of the Iranian Constitution, beginning with the arrival of Ayatollah Khomeini in power in Iran in 1979:
Michelle Fanzo was interviewed today on CTV discussing Canadian foreign policy and the country's relationship with the United Nations.
by Patricia DeGennaro
The war in Afghanistan is now in its tenth year and it is really difficult to find any positive change. Leadership is lacking, and though the President and his cabnet inherited this war, there approach is strikingly unchanged: more troops, little oversight and minimal planning.