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121. ZNet |Venezuela | AFL-CIO Foreign Policy In Venezuela
     I fear that US. government manipulations in Venezuela duplicate its work in support of the Bush foreign policy a collaboration as unjustifiable as  
     http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=45&ItemID=8107

122. Browse Topic: Foreign Affairs Of The United States
     Browse Topics Index OSU Library government Documents OSU Library OSU and legislation on foreign policy, organized by world region or topic,  
     http://www.library.okstate.edu/govdocs/browsetopics/foreigna.html
     
     Extractions: The President dominates U.S. foreign affairs: he has the power to make treaties, appoint U.S. ambassadors and is Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. The Presidential News and Speeches section include statements of the President, press releases, press conferences, and briefings on foreign affairs and links to U.S. government statistics. The White House site also provides photographs, historical information, and recordings of the Saturday Morning Radio addresses.

123. VCL | Research Help | Finding U.S. Government Documents
     Finding US government Documents and foreign policy Information. What Kind OfInformation Does The US government Publish? The US government publishes  
     http://library.vassar.edu/research/guides/howtofind/govdocs.html
     
     Extractions: E-Resources Research Help Services About ... Home The U.S. Government publishes information on topics ranging from AIDS to the environment, including laws, regulations, statistics, consumer information, and much more both in print and electronic form: reference works (indexes, encyclopedias, handbooks, dictionaries, bibliographies) books, periodicals, pamphlets, maps, and cd-roms. Vassar is a partial depository and receives only a selection of print publications. Current U.S. Government documents (print and CD-ROM formats) are located in Stack I and the Microtext Room (microfiche format) on the ground floor of the library. Documents shelved in these areas are classified by Superintendent of Documents (Sudocs) number . Except for census materials and documents on microfiche, most government documents circulate. Tapping the Government Grapevine: the User-Friendly Guide to U.S. Government Information Sources

124. Government Portal :: Foreign Policy. Borys Tarasiuk Says Foreign Ministry's Perf
     Official website of Executive power bodies of Ukraine.  
     http://www.kmu.gov.ua/control/en/publish/article?art_id=16667543&cat_id=14994126

125. Mid-Year Economic Review 2002
     Under three very different prime ministers, foreign policy has gone from being the foreign policy of Prime Minister Thaksin s government has turned away  
     http://www.bangkokpost.net/midyear2002/foreignpolicy.html
     
     Extractions: spac_writeAd( "/SITE=BANGKOKPOST/AREA=ECOREVIEW/AAMSZ=120X600PIXELS/POSITION=CENTER1/METHOD=JSCRIPT" ); FOREIGN POLICY Full circle in five years Anuraj Manibhandu and Saritdet Marukatat Successive governments after the baht crisis in July 1997 have taken foreign policy full circle in their efforts to pull the country out of deep trouble in a world of cold competition. FOREIGN POLICY After taking a wider international perspective under the previous government, Thailand has returned to a more nationalistic Asia-first focus on priorities in world affairs Under three very different prime ministers, foreign policy has gone from being tied largely to neighbours including China, to being friendly to international society, only to return to today's more pro-Asian approach. The eagerness to warm up to China eased from a high under Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh's government (Nov 1996-97) to a moderate position under that of his successor Chuan Leekpai (Nov 1997-Feb 2001), before peaking again under the Thaksin Shinawatra administration.

126. Secrecy News -- 03/15/02 (IF)
     A foreign policy is a government s attempt to advance its interests internationally.In the case of the United States, the primary interests are mentioned  
     http://archives.his.com/intelforum/2002-March/msg00045.html
     
     Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index SECRECY NEWS from the FAS Project on Government Secrecy Volume 2002, Issue No. 22 March 15, 2002 ** NEW CITIZEN'S GUIDE TO THE FOIA RELEASED ** HOMEFRONT CONFIDENTIAL NEW CITIZEN'S GUIDE TO THE FOIA RELEASED The U.S. Congress this week published a new edition of "A Citizen's Guide on Using the Freedom of Information Act and the Privacy Act of 1974 to Request Government Records." The Citizen's Guide, prepared by the House Committee on Government Reform, is a comprehensive introduction to the theory and practice of the Freedom of Information Act. A copy of the Guide, dated March 12 and made available in softcopy today, is posted here: http://www.fas.org/sgp/foia/citizen.html In one of the Guide's new passages, authored by Rep. Henry Waxman, the House Committee explicitly rejected the policy guidance contained in Attorney General John Ashcroft's FOIA policy memorandum of October 12, 2001. "When determining whether a document or set of documents should be withheld under one of the FOIA exemptions, an agency should withhold those documents only in those cases where the agency reasonably foresees that disclosure would be harmful to an interest protected by the exemption," the Guide states in its Introduction. "Contrary to the instructions issued by the Department of Justice on October 12, 2001, the standard should not be to allow the withholding of information whenever there is merely a 'sound legal basis' for doing so." Adoption of the new passage was described in "House edits FOI publication to refute Ashcroft memo" from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press:

127. Government Information @ NCSU Libraries - U.S. Foreign Policy News
     SECTION US foreign policy. Friday Apr 29, 2005 Welcome to the GovernmentInformation Newslog provided by NCSU Libraries. Please contact Karrie Peterson  
     http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/news/govinfo.php?cat=101

128. Lenin: 1917/tasks: THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT
     THE foreign policy OF THE NEW government. In the field of foreign policy,which has now been brought to the forefront by objective circumstances,  
     http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1917/tasks/ch02.htm
     
     Extractions: In Subordinated confirmed these treaties concluded by tsarism, which for centuries robbed and oppressed more nations than other tyrants and despots, and which not only oppressed, but also disgraced and demoralised the Great-Russian nation by making it an executioner of other nations. The Not only, therefore, is the new government unworthy of the slightest confidence in the field of foreign policy, but to go on demanding that it should proclaim the will of the peoples of Russia for peace, that it should renounce annexations, and so on and so forth, is in practice merely to deceive the people, to inspire them with false hopes and to retard the clarification of their minds. It is indirectly to reconcile them to the continuation of a war the true social character of which is determined not by pious wishes, but by the class character of the government that wages the war, by the connection between the class represented by this government and the imperialist finance capital of Russia, Britain, France, etc., by the real and actual policy which that class is pursuing.

129. Dept Of State - International Information Programs: Electronic Journals
     US foreign policy Agenda, Economic Perspectives, Issues of Democracy, Global Issues,US Society $ Values. Today s Nuclear Equation (March 2005)  
     http://usinfo.state.gov/journals/journals.htm

130. US Dept Of State - International Information Programs: Foreign Commentary
     Each business day, the US Department of State s Office of Research produces anIssue Focus of foreign media commentary on a major foreign policy issue or  
     http://usinfo.state.gov/products/medreac.htm
     
     Extractions: Each business day, the U.S. Department of State's Office of Research produces an Issue Focus of foreign media commentary on a major foreign policy issue or related event. These reports provide a global round-up of editorials and op-ed commentary from major newspapers, magazines and broadcast media around the world. Following a one-page analysis of the commentary, readers will find block quotes sorted by geographic region and country. An Issue Focus normally covers one to three weeks of editorial opinion. The latest reports date back one week. Feedback: The Office of Media Reaction welcomes your comments regarding the usefulness of this product. Please E-MAIL your comments or phone us at: (202) 203-7888 Latest reports

131. NPSIA
     Situated in Canada s capital, NPSIA has had the opportunity to benefit from theexpertise of many distinguished foreign policy practitioners.  
     http://www.carleton.ca/npsia/
     
     Extractions: Library Carleton A-Z CU Phonebook Campus Map ... Staff Explore this site........ About NPSIA Academic Programs Alumni Alumni Alpha' Index Alumni News Applicants Calendars Careers Contact Us Faculty and Staff Home Internet Resources Internship Program NPSIA Notes Notices and Deadlines NPSIA Students Publications Research Research Centres Resource Centre Simon Reisman Chair Site Map What's New Home News and Events NPSIA Students Application Information ... Site Map Welcome to the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA) With the changes and advancements in today's society, the world has, indeed, become a smaller and more connected world. Globally, we are increasingly aware, informed and affected by both national and international issues. The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs strives to promote an enriched understanding of the challenges affecting our world through the Master of Arts Degree Program in International Affairs. This premier graduate program offers an innovative, interdisciplinary graduate education; endeavoring to provide students with both a strong academic foundation, as well an exceptional learning experience beyond the classroom.

132. The Brookings Institution
     Using the Metropolitan policy Program s Transportation Reform Series as a departure Keeping Metro on Track The Federal government s Role in Balancing  
     http://www.brookings.edu/
     
     Extractions: "The rise of China and its impact on the world is the most important geo-political event of the twenty-first century. Brookings is now poised to establish itself as a key destination for both Chinese and American policy-makers seeking to understand China's critically important role in today's world." On September 20, Brookings launched its new China Initiative , which will explore the dynamics of China's transformation and emergence as a political and economic power and the implications for the United States, China, the East Asian region, and the world. The Initiative was established through the generosity of Brookings Chairman John L. Thornton, and is directed by Senior Fellow Jeffrey A. Bader How To Win the War Against Terrorism Four years after the September 11th terrorist attacks, there remains considerable uncertainty as to where the United States stands in the war against terrorism. The Saban Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings has invited a group of exceptional analysts and practitioners for a symposium to analyze the issues.

133. Embassy Of The U.S. London: Current Issues: Foreign Policy: Government And Priva
     foreign policy. Documents Texts from the Washington File. 05 August 2005Government and Private US Agencies Responding to Crisis in Niger  
     http://www.usembassy.org.uk/forpo772.html
     
     Extractions: Washington –- In response to the humanitarian crisis in Niger and Africa’s Sahel region, the U.S. government and U.S. nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) have joined in the worldwide effort to relieve the hunger and malnutrition that is currently affecting more than 65 million people. Two air freighters chartered by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) carrying 206 metric tons of special high-energy food aid are scheduled to arrive in the Niger’s capital Niamey August 5, which USAID Director Andrew Natsios says will “immediately help feed tens of thousands of the most at-risk children.” The director's remarks were reported in an August 3 USAID press release. USAID also funded the July 18 airlift of 45 metric tons of food. The two airlifts have brought the total amount of U.S. government assistance to combat the crisis in Niger to approximately $13.75 million for 2005. In a press briefing August 5, USAID Assistant Administrator for Legislative and Public Affairs Ed Fox praised the United States’ ongoing development assistance to the region as well as its response to the current emergency. “The United States, and in particular USAID, has been closely monitoring the food situation in Niger and the rest of the Sahel region since November… We have responded quickly and rather generously to this situation,” Fox said.

134. MOFA: Foreign Policy
     foreign policy Q A foreign policy Q A introduces the view of the Japanesegovernment on a variety of topics concerning Japan s foreign policy.  
     http://www.mofa.go.jp/policy/

135. MOFA: SEA OF JAPAN
     The policy of the United Nations Concerning the Naming of Sea of Japan (June The Efforts of the government of Japan in Response to the Issue of the  
     http://www.mofa.go.jp/policy/maritime/japan/
     
     Extractions: Sitemap Other Languages ... Maritime Affairs SEA OF JAPAN "Sea of Japan" is the mono-name of the area, recognized internationally. Government of Japan takes this position since past and is determined to argue against the assertion without any ground. Japan calls on international community to understand and support our position to assure the mono-name "Sea of Japan". Study of maps possessed by the United States Library of Congress (August 2005) The Study of maps possessed by the Bibliotheque Nationale de France (March 2004) The Study of maps possessed by the British Library and the University of Cambridge (September 2003) The Efforts of the Government of Japan in Response to the Issue of the Name of the "Sea of Japan" (Recent Developments) (May 2003) ... Issue of the Name "Sea of Japan" at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) (September 20, 2002)

136. Foreign Policy In Focus | The Republican Rule | Profiles
     He was foreign policy adviser to the Reagan campaign. The Venezuelan governmentreleased Bosch while Reich was ambassador, and President Bush, Sr.,  
     http://www.fpif.org/republicanrule/officials_body.html
     
     Extractions: President Bush wants real estate tycoon George Argyros to be America's next ambassador to Spaineven though thousands of his tenants are suing him for allegedly bilking them out of millions of dollars. Why didn't Argyros' questionable business practices come up? Committee spokesperson Lynn Weil said the senators had already been briefed on the issue and chose not to delve into it further. Argyros is best known as the former owner of the Seattle Mariners. In Republican circles, however, he is known as the man who raised a reported $30 million for Bush's campaign coffers. Richard Lee Armitage A specialist in southeast Asia and the middle east, Armitage, an adviser to Bush during the campaign, has been nominated for the position of Deputy Secretary of State. Armitage is a close personal friend of Secretary of State Colin Powell, and has a long relationship with the Bushesboth I and II. Born in 1945, Armitage graduated from the Naval Academy and served in Vietnam. Armitage is president of Armitage Associates L.C., and formerly served on the Board of Directors of General Dynamics.

137. Overview: Foreign Policy Attitudes Now Driven By 9/11 And Iraq
     Part Four Beliefs About foreign policy Part Five Opinion About the BushAdministration s Stewardship Part Six Other Issues Mideast, China, Trade  
     http://people-press.org/reports/display.php3?ReportID=222

138. International Relations
     Although intended as an overview of Russian foreign policy, PrerequisiteGovernment 5 and Economics 29 or 64, or permission of the instructor.  
     http://www.dartmouth.edu/~govt/courses/descriptions/ir.html
     
     Extractions: Skip to main content You may be using a Web browser that does not support standards for accessibility and user interaction. Find out why you should upgrade your browser for a better experience of this and other standards-based sites... Dartmouth Home Search Index Dartmouth Home ... Descriptions This course will enable regular or visiting faculty members to examine topics in International Relations not treated in the established curriculum. Subjects may therefore vary each time the course is offered. This course introduces and applies theories of international relations to inform contemporary debates about major security issues in East Asia.  After examining the historical background necessary to understand current events within the region, we will focus on China's emergence as a great power and the regional and global impact; the stability of deterrence in the Taiwan Strait; Japan's security strategy (its roots and future directions); the North Korean nuclear crisis, and the prospects and regional implications of Korean unification; disputes over history and calls for atonement from Japan's past victims of war and colonization; and U.S. security policy toward the region.  The course also examines the development of potentially pacifying trends such as East Asian institution-building, economic integration, and democratization. In this course, we will explore how economic globalization (that is, recent shifts in the structure of international trade, finance, and production) is shaping international relations. Special emphasis will be placed on the changing role of multinational corporations. The course begins with an overview of economic globalization and then turns to analyze how it is influencing the political world. Is globalization likely to make the world more peaceful? Will globalization significantly reduce the power of the nation state? Will globalization lead to a single world culture? How will globalization affect the environment? How stable is globalization? Does globalization lead to increased inequality among and between nations? These are some of the central questions that we will explore. While there are not yet clear answers as to exactly how economic globalization influences world politics, grasping the key issues involved in these debates is essential to understanding today's world.

139. MAE.ro
     Romanian foreign Minister meets with EU representative for Republic of Moldova Eighth Summit of the Heads of State and government of the SEECP  
     http://www.mae.ro/index.php?lang=en

140. US Department Of State – Home Page
     President Bush with Secretary Rice talks to reporters after meeting with hisdefense and foreign policy Iraq Constitution President Bush (Aug 11) We have  
     http://www.state.gov/
     
     Extractions: Secretary Rice (Sept. 20): "...the primary question here is to deal with getting to a circumstance in which you have a Middle East in which there is confidence, in which there is security and in which the parties, all of the parties not just the Israelis and Palestinians but the Israelis also with their Arab neighbors are living in a state of peace." [ full text Quartet Statement more on Secretary's trip to UNGA] Secretary Rice (Sept. 20): "We mourn the loss of one of our own in Iraq. Assistant Regional Security Officer Stephen Eric Sullivan was killed in a Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) attack on a motorcade in Mosul. Steve was a brave American, dedicated to his country and to a brighter future for the people of Iraq." [ full text

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