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	Foreign Policy Carnegie Endowment for Intl. Peac Price: $19.95 ($3.32/issue) Purchase Display full description Widely regarded as one of the most influential international affairs journals in the world, Foreign Policy was launched in 1970 to encourage fresh and more vigorous debate on the vital issues confronting U.S. foreign policy. The journal, which is published by the nonprofit Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, based in Washington, D.C., is a forum for in-depth discussion of issues and events and a source of new ideas and approaches.
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BOOK REVIEWS & ARTICLES

Russian Inflation Hits Modern Low, Bulgaria Warned NATO of Milosevic’s Designs on Kosovo: Plus, Slovenian media gang up in paywall scheme and a favorite Azeri novel will get the Hollywood treatment.; By Ky Krauthamer, Joshua Boissevain, Varvara.Lokteva, and Kelly Klein; 11 January 2012

The Best of TOL for 2011: Our favorite stories of the year.; By TOL; 23 December 2011

In Grozny, A Girl Discovers the Aliens Among Us: The war diaries of a Russian girl depict a society being demolished from without and within.; By Ostap Karmodi; 28 November 2011

Tymoshenko Faces New Criminal Charges, EU Honors Czech Writer: Plus, Brussels slaps Bosnia in report, and Belarus strengthens KGB.; By S. Adam Cardais and Natasha Kirshina; 14 October 2011

Lithuanians in Love, Slackers in Serbia, BP in Hell: TOL launches its daily digest of news and information.; By Barbara Frye; 1 September 2011

Romanian Writing: An Invasion of Penguins, a Pied Piper, and Ceausescu’s Daughter: A new anthology of fiction and poetry spirals out from its Romanian core to explore aspects of the human condition far beyond the “transitional.”; By Robert Murray Davis; 10 August 2011

From the Russian Borderlands, a Hero of Our Time: In the latest novel by Serhiy Zhadan, a public relations consultant encounters the seedy underside of life in today’s Ukraine.; By Ostap Karmodi; 28 July 2011

A Central European Writer Lays Bare His Conflicting National Identities: As nations, they’re both moody, past-obsessed, and prone to passionate outbursts. So why can’t the Poles and Hungarians understand each other?; By Martin Ehl; 19 July 2011