Under Tony Blair, there has been too little strategic
thinking about our foreign policy.
I am sure that when these leaders wake up each morning, they are not
thinking about foreign policy, but about domestic social unrest, the lack of provision of a proper welfare system, about how to deal with the issue of internal migrants (some 200 million people on the move from villages to urban areas demanding the same rights as urban locals), and so on.
Not exact matches
The Ethics and Public
Policy Center in Washington, D.C., with which I am pleased to be affiliated, was founded in the 1970s in large measure to combat the perception that an intellectually and morally impoverished understanding of the dominant American religious traditions had rendered those traditions useless, or (as in the lamentable presidency of Jimmy Carter) worse than useless in guiding Americans» thinking about a sensible and responsible foreign p
Policy Center in Washington, D.C., with which I am pleased to be affiliated, was founded in the 1970s in large measure to combat the perception that an intellectually and morally impoverished understanding of the dominant American religious traditions had rendered those traditions useless, or (as in the lamentable presidency of Jimmy Carter) worse than useless in guiding Americans»
thinking about a sensible and responsible
foreign policypolicy.
Religion and American
Foreign Policy, 1945 «1960: The Soul of Containment by William Inboden Cambridge University Press, 368 pages, $ 80 A few years ago the new American ambassador to Beijing was asked for his
thoughts about China's persecution of underground Protestant house churches....
In the mandarin world of
foreign policy experts, a good many «realists» viewed, and still view, this initiative as an unwelcome intrusion that distracts attention from the cold calculations of power that should guide our
thinking about world affairs.
Then there came the Clinton years, the years when America took something of a holiday from history» and from serious
thought about the relation between ideals and realities, moral norms and prudential judgments, in formulating and executing
foreign policy.
Millions of poor working - class people have little time or energy to
think about politics, particularly
about foreign policy issues.
To Dare More Boldly, written by American
foreign policy analyst John Hulsman, and launched last night at Daunt's Books, explains how the study and execution of political risk strategies have evolved down the centuries and provides a guide for those
thinking about how better to analyse such risk.
«We fit in the British
foreign policy - making world by talking less
about British
foreign policy and more analytically
about what we
think's happening outside,» he says.
For every anecdote
about lifelong trade unionist abandoning Labour because of Corbyn's stance on
foreign policy issues, there's someone like my own aunt, who is affected by the Bedroom Tax and
thinks he's God's gift to politics.
«We need to come up with long - term, sustainable solutions that current
foreign policy doesn't allow us to even
think about,» Slaughter said.
In view of the increasing activity and attention to the role of science in
foreign policy at the highest political levels, we believe the time is right to catalyze greater
thought and discussion
about issues at the interface of science and diplomacy.
But, he added, «I don't have the foggiest idea
about what I
think about international,
foreign policy.
And all the more so, given that the Swissy was out of commission as a safe - haven at the time, apparently because SNB Boss - Man Thomas Jordan was cited in a Bloomberg report as saying that even though there was «a certain decline in the franc's overvaluation, the franc remains highly valued» and that «The situation on
foreign - exchange markets remains fragile,» which is why the «The SNB isn't
thinking about changing its monetary
policy» and will continue with its negative rates and its
policy of intervening (* cough * currency manipulation * cough *) in the forex market.
To do climate change ethics, one must continually
think about globalization,
foreign policy, international economic institutions, and issues of poverty alleviation.
Interestingly, one of the consequences of John McCain's recognition that
foreign policy and national security discussions should have «century - out» views might be that we
think more
about space - based solar power and other «century - out» topics.
Conservatives
think this way
about foreign policy.
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About Blog I am Dmitry Gorenbu a Senior Research Scientist at CNA, a non-profit
think tank, where I conduct research on security issues in the former Soviet Union, Russian military reform, Russian
foreign policy, ethnic politics and identity, and Russian regional politics.