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Assistant to the Vice President, Membership, Corporate, and International
Council on Foreign Relations - Washington, DC
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Teach English(with salary), study, work in China and Earn your MA at Concordia University Irvine, all in one year!
Concordia University - (Irvine, CA and China), China
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DEPUTY CHIEF OF PARTY, LAND REFORM IN AFGHANISTAN (LARA) PROJECT, AFGHANISTAN
Tetra Tech ARD - Afghanistan, Afghanistan
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Learning Impact Assessment Consultant, Iraq
ACDI/VOCA - Iraq
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Director of Grant and Accounting Services, Financial Services
American Bar Association - Washington, DC
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Foreign Policy Blogs
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Modern Challenges - Iran & Israel – Diplomatic Road Rage
US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta’s assertion that Israel is preparing to attack Iran in either April, May, or June has added more speculation and fuel to the sensitive situation surrounding Iran’s nuclear program. David Ignatius’ article in The Washington Post provides us with a ...
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Humanitarian Affairs - Battling Child Labor in Cocoa and Cotton Fields
As I mentioned in my recent post, Decreasing Child Labor in 2012, child labor continues to hold some 215 million children in its firm grasp. While the fight to this practice has received increased attention, it is a long and hard battle. One of the largest and most ...
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Foreign Policy - GailForce: Review of Great Decisions, Drawdown: Exiting Iraq and Afghanistan
I just finished previewing an upcoming PBS program on the drawdown of U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. The segment is part of the Great Decisions in Foreign Policy television series produced by the Foreign Policy Association and hosted by former CNN World Affairs Correspondent Ralph Begleiter. This is the ...
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Foreign Policy - A Belated New Year’s Resolution for US Diplomacy
“He shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient…” Last week President Obama fulfilled his constitutional obligation and gave what some have come to refer ...
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The Middle East - A Candid Discussion with Houchang Hassan-Yari
With sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran gaining greater momentum and the impact of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran looming large in the global economy, a key question remains whether or not the Islamic Republic will ink a deal to extricate itself ...
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Africa - The Egyptian Football Tragedy
At a time when all of the continent’s and indeed the world’s sporting attentions should be focused on the African Cup of Nations being played in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon instead they have to look away toward Egypt where unimaginable tragedy has struck. Scores have died and ...
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Europe - Carlos Slim and Telecommunications in Mexico
Carlos Slim is well known in Latin America and abroad as one of, if not the wealthiest CEO in the world. He was even mentioned on the Colbert Report this past week introducing him to the American public as someone who’s net worth trumps that of Mitt Romney ...
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The Americas - Carlos Slim and Telecommunications in Mexico
Carlos Slim is well known in Latin America and abroad as one of, if not the wealthiest CEO in the world. He was even mentioned on the Colbert Report this past week introducing him to the American public as someone who’s net worth trumps that of Mitt Romney ...
Ivory Tower survey polls IR scholars on the top foreign policy problems facing the U.S.
Nominations Open: Top 35 Under 35 Young African Leaders in International Affairs
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