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October 16, 2009

Global
Pandemic Influenza: Science, Economics, and Foreign Policy: Foreign Policy

LAURIE GARRETT: If people could please take their seats. Broadcast audience, we'll be starting momentarily. Good morning, I'm Laurie Garrett, here as a senior fellow at Council on Foreign Relat…

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Event by Laurie Garrett

February 21, 2012

Politics and Government
Lessons Learned: Japanese-American Internment During WWII

   

Blog Post by James M. Lindsay The Water's Edge

May 31, 2018

Women and Women's Rights
Why Identity Matters: Legal Barriers to Women's Economic Empowerment

Around the world discriminatory citizenship and identification laws hinder women’s ability to fully participate in and contribute to economies. The majority of the estimated 2.4 billion people who la…

Podcast A woman in Iran holds her identification in front of her face after voting March 2, 2012.
Event by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, Caren Grown, and Hardin Lang Women and Foreign Policy Program

February 16, 2005

Iraq
IRAQ: The Battle for Falluja

This publication is now archived. What will define victory in the battle for Falluja?The major military offensive under way in Falluja will weaken the Iraqi insurgency by destroying one of its main l…

Backgrounder by Sharon Otterman

March 5, 2012

China
China’s March Madness—Not Jeremy Lin but Lei Feng

In late February, New York-based Global Times writer Rong Xiaoqing published a piece on Jeremy Lin and the “Hunger for Heroes in the U.S.” In her piece, Rong argues that the United States—and democra…

A portrait of Chinese national folk-hero, Lei Feng looks out over a busy intersection in a central Beijing shopping district in June of 1998.
Blog Post by Elizabeth C. Economy Asia Unbound