Resources

Websites, journals and media sources (accessed 11 April 2005)

The US government has numerous websites relevant to foreign and security policy. Among the more useful are:

www.whitehouse.gov
www.state.gov
http://usinfo.state
www.defenselink.mil
www.odci.gov
www.cia.gov
www.fbi.gov

The two main Congressional committees dealing with foreign policy have the following websites:

www.senate.gov/~foreign;
www.house.gov/international_relations

There are numerous journals dealing entirely or partly with foreign policy issues - some also have websites. Among the most useful are:

Foreign Affairs
Foreign Policy
The National Interest
World Policy Journal
World Politics
SAIS Review
International Security
Congressional Quarterly
Americans and the World
Foreign Policy in Focus

Most of the leading think tanks have good websites:

American Enterprise Institute
American Foreign Policy Council
Brookings Institution
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
CATO Institute
Center for Defense Information
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Council on Foreign Relations
Foreign Policy Association
Henry L. Stimson Center
Hoover Institute
Institute for International Economics
Middle East Institute
National Endowment for Democracy
RAND
The Globalist
The Heritage Foundation
US Institute of Peace
Washington Institute for Near East Policy
Woodrow Wilson Center

The New York Times and the Washington Post have good websites with archived material on US foreign policy. Among the foreign press, the Financial Times, The Economist, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Le Monde and El País have regular quality coverage of US foreign policy.