USIP in the News

USIP experts and specialists are frequently commenting on current affairs and international conflict in respected news forums. Below is an up-to-date list of specialists who have appeared and commented in the media.

March 7, 2010
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The Christian Science Monitor

Senior Research Associate Scott Lasensky was quoted in The Christian Science Monitor piece "PLO Approves Talks with Israel as Mitchell Meets Netanyahu."

March 7, 2010
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Agence France-Presse

In the article "India, Pakistan's 'Proxy War' in Afghanistan," the Agence France-Presse quoted Alex Thier, director of Afghanistan and Pakistan programs.

March 7, 2010
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McClatchy News

Senior Fellow Imtiaz Ali was quoted in the McClatchy News article "Pakistanis Say They've Arrested al-Qaida's American Mouthpiece." 
 

March 7, 2010
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The Green Prophet Blog

In the posting "Bring Moshe Safdie’s Green Building to the Middle East," The Green Prophet blog discussed USIP's new headquarters, which will receive a Silver LEED certification.

March 6, 2010
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The Tennessean

Rusty Barber, director of USIP's Iraq programs, was quoted in The Tennessean article "Nashville's Iraqi Parliamentary Election Brings Sense of Duty, Pride for Voters."

March 6, 2010
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Xinhua News

The Xinhua News piece "Forty Years Later Nuclear Security in Shambles, Outlook Grim," quoted Vice President Mike Lekson.

March 6, 2010
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The Christian Science Monitor

Guest Scholar Jeremiah Pam was quoted in The Christian Science Monitor article "Can Afghanistan Economy Thrive without Poppy?"

March 5, 2010
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Huffington Post

The Huffington Post piece "Building Legitimacy through Bottom-Up Rule of Law in Afghanistan" highlighted the work of USIP's Rule of Law Center of Innovation.

March 5, 2010
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The Observer

The Observer reported a meeting between Senior Research Associate John Park and a student from Jamestown Community College.

March 5, 2010
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BisNow

The blog BisNow mentioned a visit by Georgetown University graduate students to the new USIP headquarters.

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