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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “U.S. policy”

Collective Forgetting and the Politics of the West Bank

J. W. Associate July 27, 2023Antiwar, Blog, Colonialism, Gaza, Human rights, Humanitarian affairs, International law, Israel, Israeli military, Jerusalem, Jewish-American Affairs, Palestine, Refugees, U.S. media, U.S. policy, U.S. politics, United Nations

by Richard Falk and Daniel Falcone We are pleased to cross-post this conversation between JWE Board Member and International Jurist Richard Falk, and Daniel Falcone originally published on Counterpunch. Daniel Falcone: With …

H. Cobban debunks anti-China hysteria on climate

Just World Admin July 26, 2023Blog, China, Environment, U.S. policy

This summer, we are seeing that the long-forecast crisis of global warming is truly upon us, and last week U.S. “climate czar” John Kerry visited Beijing to (in the words …

Why Isn’t There Peace in Ukraine? A Counterpunch Colloquy in Geneva

J. W. Associate July 24, 2023Antiwar, Blog, Colonialism, International law, Role of Military, Russia, U.S. media, U.S. policy, Ukraine, United Nations, Vietnam War

by Richard Falk, Daniel Warner, and Matthew Stevenson We are pleased to cross-post from Counterpunch an excerpt of this conversation between JWE Board Member and International Jurist Richard Falk, and Dr. Daniel …

Why National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan Should Debate RFK Jr

J. W. Associate July 17, 2023Blog, International law, Libya, Militarism, Role of Military, Syria, U.S. policy, U.S. politics, Ukraine, United Nations

We’re pleased to crosspost this article by our board member Rick Sterling that was first featured on LA Progressive National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan is one of the key people …

Dan Ellsberg: The Moral Giant and the Man

J. W. Associate July 10, 2023Antiwar, Blog, Cold War, culture, International law, Nuclear weapons, Peace resources, U.S. media, U.S. policy, U.S. politics, Vietnam War

Two Just World Ed board members, Richard Falk and Nora Barrows-Friedman each had lengthy relationships with the heroic, recently deceased whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg– relationships that were both political and personal. …

Daniel Ellsberg: An American Hero

J. W. Associate July 9, 2023Antiwar, Blog, Civil Liberties, culture, Discourse suppression, International law, Nuclear weapons, U.S. media, U.S. policy, U.S. politics, Vietnam War

by Richard Falk We are pleased to crosspost this piece from JWE Board Member and International Jurist Richard Falk’s blog, Global Justice in the 21st Century. Points of Departure Daniel Ellsberg’s death like …

New JWE resources on 1973 War, Syria

Helena Cobban June 23, 2023Blog, JWE news, Nuclear weapons, Syria, U.S. policy

Here on the Just World Ed website we have numerous great educational resources that we offer at no cost to the inquiring public. Only a few of these are posted, …

Helena Cobban Examines the Profound Impact of ‘Just War’ Theory

J. W. Associate June 2, 2023Blog, History of the West, Human rights, Humanitarian affairs, International law, Militarism, Role of Military, U.S. policy, United Nations

We are pleased to present an overview of this essay by Helena Cobban, which was published on Globalities. Globalities is a project of Just World Educational and its President, Ms. …

Journey to St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Crimea

J. W. Associate May 30, 2023Anti-imperialism, Antiwar, Blog, Cold War, Militarism, Russia, U.S. media, U.S. policy

We’re pleased to crosspost an excerpt of this piece co-authored by our board member Rick Sterling and Dan Kovalik. The article was first featured on AntiWar.com At the end of …

Confessions of a CIA Terrorist

J. W. Associate May 19, 2023Anti-imperialism, Antiwar, Blog, Colonialism, Cuba, International law, Militarism, Nicaragua, Role of Military, U.S. media, U.S. policy

We’re pleased to crosspost an excerpt of this book review by our board member Rick Sterling that was first featured on AntiWar.com Black Ops / Life of a CIA Shadow …

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