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The National
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In The
National Interest |
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Dimitri K.
Simes
Publisher |
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Dimitri K.
Simes
Publisher
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Nikolas
Gvosdev
Editor |
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Thomas
Hommel
Assistant Managing Editor |
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In the
National Interest is an online weekly, a partnership
between The
National Interest and
The Nixon Center,
designed to provide insight and analysis of American
foreign policy and world events from a realist
perspective. This joint venture is a natural
continuation of the synergy between The National
Interest and The Nixon Center, and is well positioned to
take advantage of the intellectual resources and the
global connections of both the magazine and the center.
In the
National Interest seeks to serve as a voice for
principled realism, calling for a firm evaluation of the
nation’s interests to serve as the basis for U. S.
foreign policy. It hopes to foster such exchanges
through original reporting, hard-hitting interviews,
first-hand reports from allover the globe, and
insightful analysis from experts and practitioners
alike.
In The National
Interest
Editorial Offices
1615 L Street, N. W.
Suite 1230
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 467-4884
FAX: (202) 467-0006
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The Nixon
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The
National Interest |
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The
Nixon Center is a non-partisan public policy
institution and operates as a substantively and
programmatically independent division of The
Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace Foundation in
Yorba Linda, California. |
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The
magazine is published quarterly by The National
Interest, Inc., and The Nixon Center.
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The
Nixon Center
1615 L St N.W., Suite 1250
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 887-1000
FAX: (202) 887-5222
www.nixoncenter.org |
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The
National Interest
1615 L St N. W., Suite 1230
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 467-4884
FAX: (202) 467-0006
www.nationalinterest.org |
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