The Obama Administration does think that the U.S. is overcommitted in the Middle East, and seeks to "pivot" at least some American foreign-policy resources and attention to East Asia.
Approaching octogenarianhood, Kissinger has become a foreign-policy resource, capable of reassessing his earlier disdain for Wilsonian idealism.
I read books on American foreign policy, on "resource wars" and our obsessive drive for oil.
It's a foreign policy issue America spends unbelievable resources battling Latin American drug gangs, whose revenue would likely dry up under a legal regime.
Hogan outlined the genesis of her partnership with Disney and Reticker, explaining how the series concept "came out of three people having the same idea" -- an interest in "women in conflict resolution at the center of foreign policy as an underutilized resource".
Lay down foreign policy objectives, decide what military resources are necessary and then allocate the financial resources necessary," he said.
For Pope Francis to change the Vatican, he must contend with power centers that revolve around money, real estate, the distribution of resources, and foreign policy, ideology and church doctrine.
These policies were groundbreaking in that they have helped to reorient development resources and foreign policy toward a deeper understanding of what women and girls' empowerment and gender equality really mean and how to integrate these objectives into development programs.
A second problem is the resources available for foreign policy.
Indeed, the Kremlin tried repeatedly to re-establish its influence in Belarus and several former Soviet republics by using its energy resources as a foreign policy instrument.
I would not hold our military, our resources and our foreign policy hostage to a misguided desire to maintain permanent bases in Iraq.
