Dear Educator,
The September/October issue of Foreign Affairs is now live on ForeignAffairs.org. In our second installment of Campaign 2008 coverage, Republican candidate Rudolph Giuliani and Democratic candidate John Edwards explain the foreign policy choices they would make if elected president.
Also in this edition:
- Faculty Spotlight — Dr. Margaret P. Karns, University of Dayton
- Beyond Humanitarianism: What You Need to Know About Africa and Why It Matters — A new title from the Council on Foreign Relations
Best,
James F. Hoge, Jr.
Editor
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Inside the Foreign Affairs
September/October 2007 issue
Toward a Realistic Peace
By Rudolph W. Giuliani, Candidate for the Republican presidential nomination.
Reengaging with the World
By John Edwards, Candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Faculty Spotlight — Dr. Margaret P. Karns
Margaret P. Karns teaches political science at the University of Dayton in Ohio. Dr. Karns is the former director of the university's International Studies Program and the founding director of the Center for International Programs from 1983 to 1995. She specializes in U.S. foreign policy and multilateral institutions.
This semester, she will teach "Diplomacy and Peacemaking," a specialized course focusing on diplomacy, negotiation and mediation as techniques for ending armed conflicts. Click here to view Dr. Karns's syllabus.
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Beyond Humanitarianism
What You Need to Know about Africa and Why It Matters
This new compilation of recent work on Africa serves as a guide to the complex issues at stake in Africa's future including essays on the growth of democracy, the rising activity of China, terrorist threats and economic prospects on the continent.
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