IMPRINT: Foreign Affairs March/April Academic Update

Published by the Council on Foreign Relations

Dear Educator,

In our March/April issue James D. Fearon, Professor of Political Science at Stanford University, continues the essential debate on Iraq's Civil War. I encourage you to engage your students in the discussion through our various web exclusives:

Also in this edition:

Highlights in the New Issue
Faculty Spotlight — Professor Amy Freedman
Special Invitation: Council on Foreign Relations Academic Workshop

Best,
James F. Hoge, Jr.
Editor

Inside the Foreign Affairs March/April 2007 issue

Iraq's Civil War

By James D. Fearon, Professor of Political Science at Stanford University.

The White House still avoids the label, but by any reasonable historical standard, the Iraqi civil war has begun.

The New New World Order

By Daniel W. Drezner, Associate Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.

The Bush administration is accepting the shift of global power in China and India — and away from Europe.

Click here to see the entire contents of the March/April 2007 issue.

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Faculty Spotlight — Professor Amy Freedman

Amy Freedman is an adjunct associate research scholar with the Weatherhead East Asian Institute at Columbia University and an adjunct professor at SUNY Purchase. Dr. Freedman's area of research is Southeast Asia. Her most recent work covers the political fallout after the 1997-98 Asian economic crisis. This semester Professor Freedman is teaching Introduction to International Politics at SUNY Purchase.

Click here to view Professor Freedman's course syllabus.

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