FPRI’s Clint Watts Cited in The Atlantic on ISIS
“If an extremist group that has seized territory starts to lose it, it will be highly incentivized to turn...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
FPRI’s Clint Watts Cited in The Atlantic on ISIS
A nation must think before it acts.
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FPRI’s Clint Watts Quoted in Omaha World Herald on France’s Foreign Fighter Problem
“ far more extremist suspects and returning fighters than their intelligence services can possibly track.” Read the full article...
Book by FPRI’s Colin Dueck Reviewed by Robert Kaplan in Claremont Review
“ is a thorough, meticulous, non-polemical accounting of what Obama’s goals have been regarding America and the...
FPRI’s James McGann Quoted by the Chicago Tribune on Chicago’s Growing Number of Foreign Policy Think Tanks
On the University of Chicago’s decision to launch a new global policy center at its domestic-focused Harris Center for...
FPRI’s Dominic Tierney Cited in Defense One on Safe Zones in Syria
“Safe zones can work in a humanitarian crisis if great powers and regional actors are united and committed to...
FPRI’s Felix Chang Cited in The Election Central on the Philippines’ Legal Dispute with China
“For those in the Philippines who want to exact a price from China for its actions in the South...
FPRI’s Felix Chang Cited in TV Newsroom on the Legal Dispute Over the South China Sea
“For those in the Philippines who want to exact a price from China for its actions in the South China...
FPRI’s Jacques deLisle Interviewd by Knowledge@Wharton on China’s Two-Child Policy
“…there will be a long lag before the new two-child policy delivers on its goals…If you are having children now,...
FPRI’s Felix Chang Cited in Bloomberg on Challenges to Chinese Territorial Claims
“For those in the Philippines who want to exact a price from China for its actions in the South...
FPRI’s June Teufel Dreyer Cited in Bloomberg on the South China Sea
“Both sides are likely to move carefully for the next few months…But then China will push forward again, perhaps...