Ambassador Roberto Flores of Honduras in Conference Call, Listen to Audio
JINSA members participated Tuesday July 21, 2009 in a conference call
with Ambassador Roberto Flores of Honduras who discussed the
antecedents to the June ouster of then-President Zelaya, including
Zelaya's determination to hold a referendum declared illegal by the
Honduran Supreme Court. Click on the link below to listen to
the conference call with Amb. Flores. Click here to listen to the conference call
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Journal of International Security Affairs Editor Authors New Book
Ilan Berman, vice president for policy at the American Foreign Policy Council and editor of JINSA's Journal of International Security Affairs recently published Winning the Long War: Retaking the Offensive against Radical Islam.
Click here to read the review in the Washington Times
Click here to purchase Winning the Long War
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Conference on Emerging Security Issues
The Conference on Emerging Security Issues covered some of the
most critical problems confronting the Obama Administration. Download
the proceedings by clicking the link below. Click here to download the proceedings
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Detroit Jewish News on
Michael Ledeen event
Communications Director Jim Colbert and Research Associate Sophie Allweis cover an appearance by Michael Ledeen near Detroit, MI. His discussion at the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills focused on dealing with the issue of Iran. Click here to download the article
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India Falling Behind China in South
Asian Diplomacy
M.D. Nalapat, Professor of Geopolitics at India's Manipal University,
explains that India's capable diplomatic service is being stymied by a
wall of ambivalence erected by the New Delhi's top policy makers, both
within the political crust as well as the bureaucracy. Meanwhile,
Beijing's dynamic and decisive foreign policy is winning China
countries deemed important to India's security. Click here to read the article
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Might The Riots Trip Iran's Leaders?
In this July 2 op-ed, JINSA Executive Director Tom Neumann questions
whether the protests over the recent presidential election in Iran may
have evolved into a power struggle at the highest levels of government. Click here to read the op-ed
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