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US-Egypt: Use Power Softly and Forget the Stick

US-Egypt: Use Power Softly and Forget the Stick

NOTE:   This post was co-authored by guest blogger, Robert R. Gosende.  Mr. Gosende is a retired Foreign Service Officer who now serves as the John W. Ryan Fellow in International Education at the University at Albany.  He was President Clinton’s Special Envoy for Somalia in 1992. —————————————————————————————————————————————— In case you weren’t paying attention before, the […]

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New Global Engagement Initiative at the Wilson Center

New Global Engagement Initiative at the Wilson Center

The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars has announced a new project focused on strengthening U.S. global engagement and strategic communications (called “Strengthening America’s Global Engagement – SAGE).  Here is what they say about the project: In July 2010, the MacArthur Foundation joined with the Wilson Center to host a dinner that included key Obama […]

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