John Feffer is the co-director of Foreign Policy in Focus
at the Institute for Policy Studies and the author of several books and numerous articles. In 2012, he will start as an Open Society Fellow.
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Articles

-America the Serial Killer

-Waiting for Copernicus

-Okinawa: Small Step Forward

-NATO vs. Rogues

-Debating Syria

-Death and Taxes

-Jeju Island: Paradise with a Dark Side

-Scraping the Bottom

-Review: Chomsky’s “Occupy”

-North Korea’s Failed Fireworks

-Arms Down

-Obama: The Foreign Policy President?

-Creating the Muslim Manchurian Candidate

-Three Killings

-Asia Is Up in Arms

-When Kony Met Daisey

-Bribing Israel

-Beyond the Golden Couples of Pyongyang

-Blowback, TINA-style

-America’s Image Problem

-Running Against Islam

-Our Man in Beijing?

-Letter from Okinawa

-The Not-So-Great Game

-The Next Marx

 

 

 

 


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Events

The Rise of Islamophobia: June 5, 2012 at 6:30 p.m., Knowledge Commons @ Institute for Policy Studies, 1112 16th St., NW, Washington DC; register here.

 

The Pundit: A new play at the Capital Fringe Festival beginning July 13, 2012 at the Goethe Institut.

 

 


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Interviews

The Pentagon’s Obesity Problem, CSPAN, May 14, 2012

Podcast interview on Islamophobia, Burt Cohen Show, April 12 2012

Creating the Muslim Manchurian Candidate, TomCast, March 29, 2012

Crusade 2.0, Religious Dispatches, March 29, 2012

Afghanistan, Tavis Smiley Show, March 16, 2012

Obama and Israel, Anti-War Radio, March 15, 2012

Are We Going to War with Iran? Burt Cohen Show, February 14, 2012

Republican Foreign Policy, Russia Today (in Arabic), January 12, 2012

The Road to Nomination, Al Jazeera, December 31, 2011

Transition in North Korea, New Left Project, December 30, 2012

On the Death of Kim Jong Il and Vaclav Havel, Anti-War Radio, December 24, 2011

On Iraq and North Korea, Coffee Party radio, December 20, 2011

Europe’s Economic Crisis, NPR’s Morning Edition, November 19, 2011

On Libya, Russia Today, October 12, 2011


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