What are the most promising, concrete, specific steps America can take over the next few years to promote freedom, democracy, and rule of law in other countries? What places and people would you focus on, what’s the case for making the efforts, and how, practically, do you get it done given the constraints imposed by the American political and fiscal landscape?
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Counter Communist China in the U.S. and at the U.N., Ellen Bork Recommends, by Ellen Bork
Help Ukraine and Israel Prevail, Says Carl Gershman, by Carl Gershman
Resist Redefining “Democracy” as Elite Preferences, Kontorovich Says, by Eugene Kontorovich
Spend More on Defense and Less on Everything Else, Mandelbaum Warns, by Michael Mandelbaum
More Building, Less Lecturing, Mansour Recommends, by Hussein Aboubakr Mansour
Tell the World the Truth About Iran, Says Richard Perle, by Richard Perle
Let Argentina, Israel, Italy, Taiwan and Others Lead, Daniel Pipes Says, by Daniel Pipes
Free Trade for Free Nations, Scheinmann Suggests, by Gabriel Scheinmann
Encourage the Iranians to Liberate Themselves, Wurmser Says, by David Wurmser
To Advance Freedom, Remember Religion, Labor, and Technology, by Ira Stoll