Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

http://carnegieendowment.org


03 Feb 2009

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Washington - Moscow - Beijing - Beirut - Brussels. Washington, DC, US.

Self-description:
"The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing cooperation between nations and promoting active international engagement by the United States. Founded in 1910, its work is nonpartisan and dedicated to achieving practical results."

Site contents:
* Issues (# Democracy & the Rule of Law: Democracy and Human Rights in Post-Soviet Societies, Democracy Promotion, Middle East Democracy Promotion, Rule of Law, # International Organizations: , United Nations, # Nonproliferation: Anti-Missile Systems, Biological Weapons, Chemical Weapons, CTBT / Nuclear Testing, Disarmament, Export Controls, Illicit Networks, Iranian Proliferation, Missile Proliferation, Nonproliferation Regime / NPT, Nuclear Arsenals, Nuclear Fuel Cycle / Nuclear Materials, Nuclear Terrorism, Russian Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Sanctions, Interdiction, Enforcement, Threat Reduction Programs, U.S.-India Nuclear Deal, # United States Foreign Policy: Afghanistan-U.S. Relations, China-U.S. Relations, East Asia-U.S. Relations, Europe-U.S. Relations, Foreign Policy for the Next President, Iran-U.S. Relations, Iraq-U.S. Relations, Latin America-U.S. Relations, Middle East-U.S. Relations, Russian-U.S. Relations, South Asia-U.S. Relations, # Energy and Climate: Adaptation / Mitigation, Clean Energy, Consumption Behavior, Energy Efficiency, Market Distortions, Market-Based Mechanisms, Russian and Caspian Energy Policy, U.S.-China Energy and Climate Cooperation, # Trade, Equity and Development: Arab Economic Reform, Chinese Economic Development, Food Price Crisis, Global Trade Policy, Globalization and Employment, Globalization and Inequality, International Financial Institutions, Latin American Economic Development, Middle Eastern and North African Economic Development, Migration, Post-Soviet Economies, South Asian Economic Development, U.S. Trade Policy, # Society and Politics: Arab Political Reform, Chinese Domestic Politics, Chinese Social Development, Iranian Domestic Politics, Islam and Society in Russia and Central Asia, Islamist Movements, Political Reform, Russian Domestic Politics, U.S. Domestic Politics, # Security and Military Affairs: Chinese Security and Military, Gulf Security, Islam and Terrorism in Russia and Central Asia, Narco Trafficking in Russia and Central Asia, NATO Expansion, Russia Foreign Policy, Terrorism and Counter-Radicalization, U.S. Military Strategy, U.S. National Security, # International Hot Spots and Crises: Afghanistan at a Crossroads, Cross Straits Relations, Global Financial Crisis, Israel-Palestine Crisis, Mumbai Attacks, Peacekeeping, Russia-Georgia Crisis);

* Regions (# Americas: Latin America, United States, # Central Asia: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, # East Asia: China Mainland, Hong Kong, Macao, Diaspora, Japan, Korean Peninsula, Taiwan, # Eastern Europe: Kosovo, Ukraine, # Gulf Countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, # Levant: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, # Middle East: Iran, Israel, Turkey, # North Africa: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia, # Russia and Caucasus: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Caspian, Chechnya, Georgia, Russia, # South Asia: Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, # South East Asia: # Sub-Saharan Africa: # Western Europe: France, Germany, United Kingdom);

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* Experts ("The Endowment offers leading experts on international affairs, including Russia and Eurasia, Middle East, China, South Asia, democracy, nonproliferation, trade, globalization, and security affairs. Below is an alphabetical listing of our experts. View experts by country, View experts by issue.");

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