International Policy Journal

The International Policy Journal (IPJ) is a forward-looking and solutions-focused publisher, which intends to be the premier home of in-depth foreign policy discourse by progressive internationalists, serving as a major platform for policy analysis and commentary. The views expressed on IPJ don't necessarily represent those of the Center for International Policy.

Features

How to Actually Stop Mexico’s Cartels—Without Terrorist Labels

Tamara Pearson is an Australian-Mexican journalist, editor, activist, and literary fiction author living in Puebla, Mexico. Her latest novel is The Eyes of…
Can We Prevent Nuclear Catastrophe during the Trump Administration?

Joe Cirincione is the vice-chair of the Center for International Policy’s board of directors and the author of Nuclear Nightmares: Securing the…
A Reading of the Ceasefire Agreement Between Israel and Hamas – Dimensions and Challenges

Omar Shaban is the founder and director of Palthink for Strategic Studies and the inaugural Leahy Fellow at the Center for International…
Unaccountable military surplus fuels police violence at home and abroad.

Lillian Mauldin and Janet Abou-Elias are co-founders of Women for Weapons Trade Transparency and research fellows at the Center for International Policy.…
Democratic foreign policy cannot be for elites alone

Alex Thurston is Associate Professor in the University of Cincinnati’s School of Public and International Affairs. The foreign policy establishment has been…
Labor unions going global for workers rights

Wouter van de Klippe is a freelance journalist and Public Policy graduate based in Europe. He’s particularly interested in organized labor, economic,…

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