Foreign Policy In Focus - Outside the U.S.

As part of its mission to broaden the foreign policy debate, Foreign Policy in Focus is committed to serving as a platform for a range of progressive voices providing information and analysis about U.S. foreign policy. The Outside the U.S. project presents a spectrum of views on U.S. foreign policy from people experiencing it first-hand. Our associated South-North dialog page seeks to provide a forum for research, analysis, and debate as part of a contribution to strategic dialog within and among progressive transnational civil society alliances and coalitions on issues of peace, security, development, globalization, human rights, and the environment.

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U.S. Pre-emptive Strike Doctrine Bane of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Watchdogs By Martin Schwarz U.S. President George W. Bush's new doctrine of preventive war and pre-emptive strikes is turning the UN's nuclear watchdog into a lapdog. After decades of low-profile work to promote cooperation on peaceful use of nuclear energy, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is being forced to mediate between the United States and certain members of what the Bush administration terms the axis of evil--namely Iraq, Iran, and North Korea--, with the unfortunate outcome of a likely increase in nuclear weapons. more

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Title	Author & Date
Nuclear Weapons Threats Abroad: Bush's Football in Dirty Game	Martin Schwarz July 25, 2003
South Africans React to George Bush's Petro-Military-Commerce Mission	Patrick Bond July 21, 2003
Liberia: Ending the Horror	Ezekiel Pajibo July 15, 2003
U.S. Pre-emptive Strike Doctrine Bane of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Watchdogs	Martin Schwarz July 13, 2003
India May Send Troops to Iraq	Ninan Koshy June 30, 2003
Sharon is Coming to India	Ninan Koshy May 27, 2003
Pax Romana versus Pax Americana: Contrasting Strategies of Imperial Management	Walden Bello May 12, 2003

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