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Progressives and Trade

By Dan Nexon

On June 1, 2018

While many issues divide the progressive coalition—which I understand as an umbrella term for the center-left, left-liberals, democratic socialists, and various social-justice movements—international security and international political economy provide some of the most intractable disputes. Disagreements about health policy, for example, primarily revolves around the...

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UK rejects Ecuador’s attempt to remove old garbage from its London embassy.

By Shakezula

On January 11, 2018

One can understand Ecuador's desire to get him the hell out of there, but I suspect the Foreign Office did a little ROFLOLing.

foreign policy , ir theory , Iraq war , the national interests

Vital Interests

By Robert Farley

On August 23, 2007

The foreign policy community debate has led down some pretty interesting avenues, one of them being an interrogation of the idea that the United States has "vital interests". The short.

Values and Foreign Policy

By Robert Farley

In foreign policy , the national interests

On July 7, 2007

I had been planning to write a longer post on Ezra Klein's "anti-values" column from last week, but after reading Hilzoy, I find that I pretty much agree with everything that she says. Saying that we want a foreign policy of consequences, rather than one...