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Policy, without works, is dead.

Policy, without works, is dead.

Sometimes, identifying, deciphering and tracking US foreign policy for a particular issue can be exercise in complexity, if not futility.  For example, what is the US position on the best way to resolve the Western Sahara conflict, arguably one of the biggest hurdles to progress and stability in North Africa?  Well, in an interview  last […]

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Welcome to North Africa…a crossroads at a crossroads.

Welcome to North Africa…a crossroads at a crossroads.

  Many who follow or work in international affairs would hesitate to call themselves “North Africanists.”  But I bet you’d be surprised that you probably are.  North Africa, also referred to as the Maghreb (which literally means “the west” in Arabic), has long been a crossroads between civilizations.  From the extensive economic partnerships and deep […]

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