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  By Scott Paul
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  By Don Kraus and Sam Stein
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  By Charles J. Brown
  (TheWashingtonNote.com, July 28, 2005)
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• A Tale of Two Nominees
  By Scott Paul
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• John Bolton versus the Process Police
  By Charles J. Brown
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• Keep Paying Our UN Dues
  By Don Kraus
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• Thicker Than Blood
  By Don Kraus and Dominic Holt
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• Grass-roots Advocacy Group Gives Tauscher Highest Rating
  Angela Woodall
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• Bush Fiddles While the World Warms
  By Heather Hamilton, Sam Stein
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• Home Field Disadvantage: America at the Community of Democracies
  By Charles J. Brown
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• The Tuesday List
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• Lose a Bully; Gain a Legacy
  By Don Kraus
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• Does the US Really Want Justice in Darfur?
  By Stuart Ford
  (The International Criminal Court Monitor, April 2005)
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• The Spawn of Cheney
  By Don Kraus and Simon Weber
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• Darfur: Why Americans Should Care
  By Charles J. Brown (Newsletter, Spring 2005)
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• 101 Steps Toward a More Secure World
  By Don Kraus (Foreign Policy in Focus, December 8, 2004)
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• U.S. AT ODDS OVER WORLD TRIBUNAL Bush administration suspends aid to nations that refuse to shield Americans from war-crimes court
  By Letta Taylor (Newsday, October 17, 2004)
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• THE CRUCIAL QUESTIONS: Before they get to domestic politics, there are three questions that both candidates should have to answer
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• U.S. OPPOSITION TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: ICC - the other American offensive
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• IS UN Peacekeeping an Effective Program, Deserving of U.S. Support?
  By Harpinder Athwal (Congressional Digest: A Pro & Con Monthly, September 2004, VOL. 83 NO. 7)
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• New World Order: An image makeover helps a peace group face the future
  By Marilyn Dickey (The Chronicle of Philanthropy, September 2, 2004)
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• Court Jesters: Remember the International Criminal Court? House Republicans sure do
  By Mark Goldberg (The American Prospect, September 1, 2004)
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• Getting Peacekeeping Right at the G-8
  By Don Kraus (Foreign Policy in Focus, June 7, 2004)
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• Danforth Nominated For U.N. Ambassador
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• Its the World Stupid!
  Foreign Policy debate stirs up the presidential race
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• The First Challenge for the ICC
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  By Don Kraus (Foreign Policy in Focus, Don Kraus, September 10, 2003)
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• White House Hobbles International Criminal Court, World Security
  By Harpinder Athwal and Maggie Gardner (Foreign Policy in Focus,  July 1, 2003)
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