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Publication Date: 03-2018
Content Type: Commentary and Analysis
Institution: United States Institute of Peace
Abstract: In an American political culture coarsened by belligerence, dozens within Congress still are shaping bipartisan foreign policies to maintain a strong U.S. defense of human rights worldwide. The ability of Congress to sustain bipartisanship on human rights issues is vital to long-term international stability and U.S. national security, according to the Republican and Democratic co-chairs of Congress’ prominent human rights group—the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission.
Topic: Human Rights
Political Geography: America

Author: Fred Strasser
Publication Date: 02-2018
Content Type: Commentary and Analysis
Institution: United States Institute of Peace
Abstract: As the U.S. seeks to advance its interests in South Asia 17 years into the Afghanistan war, a basic policy question unavoidably presents itself: How much leverage does America really have in the region?
Topic: International Relations
Political Geography: America, South Asia

Author: Sheldon Himelfarb, Shamil Idriss
Publication Date: 05-2011
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: United States Institute of Peace
Abstract: The orientation of U.S. public diplomacy is changing from telling America's story to direct dialogue in an interconnected world. With this shift has come a need to revitalize a core pillar of public diplomacy strategy: international exchanges. Although traditional exchange programs have been effective in expanding access to cross-cultural educational opportunities beyond those that study-abroad programs reach, participation remains limited. Developing the next generation of Exchange 2.0 initiatives—that is, technology-enabled programs embedded in curricula and with a cross-cultural educational purpose—will improve the number, diversity, and experience of international exchange participants.
Political Geography: United States, America