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Home » Pressroom » Press Releases » IGE Contributes Reading List to "Foreign Affairs"

IGE Contributes Reading List to "Foreign Affairs"

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02 October 2009

Read IGE's annotated syllabus on "Religion and Foreign Policy" as featured on the Foreign Affairs website. This timely list offers recommended reading for scholars, policy makers, and practitioners interested in religion's impact on foreign policy, and it advances Foreign Affairs' goal of fostering "serious discussion of American foreign policy and international affairs." The magazine is published by the Council on Foreign Relations, of which IGE President Dr. Chris Seiple is a member. His recommendations are part of a series written by experts and dedicated to today's most pressing issues.

Read IGE's recommendations here.

Last updated 04 February 2010

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