Archived foreign policy articles (March 1900-present) from the Atlantic Monthly.

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is a think-tank with research focusing on the economic, political, and technological forces driving global change, with particular emphasis on nuclear non-proliferation. The Endowment publishes the "Foreign Policy," one of the leading international relations journals read in North America.

Extensive, frequently updated commentary on a wide variety of topics in foreign policy. Includes several e-newsletters.

America's most prestigious foreign policy organization, the Council on Foreign Relations brings together the world's most notable figures to share their views. The Council is also the publisher of the "Foreign Affairs" international relations journal

The CIFP database provides a global overview of a variety of international relevant country traits.

Domingo Cavallo was the finance minister of Argentina during the presidency of Carlos Menem. Credited as the driving force behind the privatization of public corporations in the 1990s, Cavallo came under severe criticism in his home country after the Argentine financial crisis in early 2002. In his website, he takes a swipe at the U.S. government for failing to rescue Argentina and warns that Latin America is becoming disillusioned with American unilateralist foreign policy. Cavallo is now a fellow at Harvad University.

Offers factual and analytical information on topics in international security and emerging technologies.

Writings on current and past British foreign and security policy issues by Sir Timothy Garden, former air force officer. Comprehensive links to sites dealing with similar issues.

Comprised of more than 650 policy analysts and advocates to make the U.S. a more responsible global leader and global partner. Articles sorted by region and topic.

Sponsored by the Institute for Policy Studies and the Interhemispheric Resource Center, this site hopes to further popular understanding of the impact of current U.S. policies by providing information and analysis of policy issues and recommending reforms or alternatives.

Provides information and data about the pros and cons of various foreign policies - Events, publications, news.

Analysis of governments' reactions to the WTC attacks effects on oil stongholds. Includes analyses of events in Alaska, and how Afghanistan is a strategic gem for access to Caspian oil.

RAND conducts research on global issues involving national security, regional stability, defense planning, methodology, tactics, and policy. RAND regularly conducts analysis and makes objective recommendations related to military infrastructure, international security, domestic security, military technology and global stability.

Based in the United Kingdom, the IISS is a leading think-tank focusing on international security. The Publisher of the distinguished journal "Survival," IISS also conducts a few important annual international security conferences in the UK and Singapore.

The Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars provides fellowships to international scholars to conduct their individual research at the Center. The publications of the Centre are particularly useful for providing readers with the historical context of political developments in individual countries around the world. Fittingly, the Center's Russian program is named after George F. Kennan, the former American Ambassador to the Soviet Union who stressed on the considertion of Soviet internal politics in American foreign policy analysis.

Provides papers by members of Yale on International affairs. Indexed by title, author, year, subject.