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Foreign Policy
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The Right Coast
Iraq Policy Mike Rappaport
Powerline makes some suggestions for our newn Iraq policy: To analyze this question, we need to identify the reasons we haveremained in Iraq for the past few years. I can…
The Right Coast
Stuck in Irak Tom Smith
Help us John Kerry. You're our only hope.
ImmigrationProf Blog
Release of Foreign Relations Volume
The Department of State released today Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969-1976, Volume E-4, Documents on Iran and Iraq, 1969-1972, as an electronic-only publication. This volume is the latest…
Environmental Law Prof Blog
No Comment Required
The US blocks a UN resolution deploring the Qana attack, softening the language. The US opposes an immediate, unconditional cease-fire. Lebanon says thanks, but no thanks to a visit by…
Environmental Law Prof Blog
US Refuses to Back Immediate Cease Fire: Why?
Middle East Crisis: Who backs an immediate ceasefire?21 July 2006 As a humanitarian disaster looms, Britain and the US are left exposed by refusing to endorse the UN's demand for…
Environmental Law Prof Blog
War, peace, and oil
Link: US downplays Iranian oil threat (Washington Post). ... Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, supreme leader of the world's fourth largest oil exporter, said on Sunday that oil flows could be disrupted…
Labor Law Prof Blog
AFL-CIO Resolution on Iraq
AFL-CIO's 25th Constitutional Convention in Chicago adopted Resolution 53, which “applauds the bravery and courage of our soldiers in Iraq and calls for their rapid return.” The resolution addresses the…
ContractsProf Blog
Today in history—April 28
1758: James Monroe, the lawyer who will become 5th President of the United States, is born at Westmoreland County, Virginia. He’s best known for his "Monroe Doctrine," which announced that…