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What America Wants from Iran Can't Be Achieved by Regime Change
Now that the United States is "done" with North Korea, it is time to return to the question of what American policy toward Iran should be.
Arena Stage Civil Dialogue: The Robots are coming!
This will be the fourth Civil Dialogue Event that ICPS has hosted in conjunction with Arena Stage in Washington D.C.
The King’s Speech: “Do not strive after a broader I but after a bigger we”
By Paul van Seters
North Korea's Nuclear Bait-and-Switch
Enjoy the fine notes emanating from North Korea these days, but recall that when things sound too good to be true—they usually are.
Facebook Facts: Americans Are Giving up Their Fourth Amendment Rights
Must the nation find new ways to limit the personal information corporations can amass, and above all, what they can share with the government?
China: A ‘Strategic’ Threat?
The Pentagon’s latest National Defense Strategy rests on some shaky assumptions.
#MeToo: America's Fastest-Changing Conversation
America can't afford to ignore the speed and sweep and effect of recent moral dialogues on sexual harassment.
How to Give Up the Electronic Ghost and Get Back to Shabbat
For decades now the “secular” world of weekdays has invaded the world of holidays and weekends. Today many of us are addicted to our inboxes.
How Can America Deal with Its Sexual Harassment Problem?
Politicians should be made to apologize, reduced in rank, be isolated, and fined—but not forced out of office. This is the job of the voters.
America's Enduring Bacha Bazi Problem in Afghanistan
The selling and using of young boys for sex has deep roots in Afghanistan and has been widely practiced for generations.
Notes for Antifa from a Former “Terrorist”
Antifa embraces violence as a legitimate political tool. But even in Trump's United States, this tactic fails on moral and strategic grounds.
Congress Acts Like It's above the Law
More people need to be aware that Congress exempts itself from laws that it imposes on the rest of us.
Why Saudi Arabia's Regional Power Plays Won't Lead to War
Saudi Arabia has become more assertive, but that doesn't mean it's going to war.
China – A Reluctant Global Power
Trump has created a global power vacuum. Is Beijing ready to fill it?
Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies
Lisner Hall
2023 G Street
Room 342
Washington, DC 20052
Phone: 202-994-8190
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