A list of his Foreign Policy articles is here.
Heilbrunn, a senior editor at The National Interest, is himself a lapsed neocon who spent the 1990s writing hard-line foreign policy articles for that magazine, then but no longer a neocon redoubt, and also for The New Republic, a centrist-liberal magazine somewhat sympathetic to neoconservative arguments, especially concerning the cold war and the Middle East.
And Lamberto Dini has been running a plausible foreign policy (see article 42.However, the Refounded Communists are steadily extinguishing Mr Prodi's lingering hopes for those major reforms.
Watching the presidential debate on Tuesday night, I was disturbed by the way in which our prospective leaders viewed foreign policy (news article, Oct. 4).
Six months before the hotel announcement, Foreign Policy ran an article titled "The Corleones of the Caspian," which suggested that the Mammadovs had exploited Ziya's position as Transportation Minister to make their fortunes.
Two influential opinion journals, Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy, have lengthy articles in their most recent issues that question the direction Mr. Wolfensohn has taken the bank.
"The United States should stop its role as a sneaky troublemaker sitting behind some nations in the region and pulling strings," a writer specializing in foreign policy said in an article for Xinhua, the state-run news agency.
And his vaunted foreign policy has failed (see article).Mr Erdogan has become increasingly intolerant, nationalist and autocratic, especially since a harsh crackdown on protests in Istanbul's Gezi Park two years ago.
Fighting for human rights in places like Myanmar and Nigeria has become more difficult as a result.The whole shambles will merely confirm the prejudices of sceptics who think that the very notion of linking human rights and foreign policy is mistaken (see article).
Regarding matters of foreign policy, the Constitution (under Article 102) required that the General Assembly be consulted about declarations of war, treaties and the conduct of international relations.
