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'''The Foreign Policy Initiative''' (FPI) is a [[neoconservative]] think tank begun in 2009 by [[William Kristol]], the founder of the [[Project for the New American Century]].  FPI is, according to its website, "... promotes continued U.S. engagement -- diplomatic, economic, and military -- in the world and rejection of policies that would lead us down the path to isolationism; robust support for America's democratic allies and opposition to rogue regimes that threaten American interests;  the human rights of those oppressed by their governments, and U.S. leadership in working to spread political and economic freedom; a strong military with the defense budget needed to ensure that America is ready to confront the threats of the 21st century; and, an international economic engagement as a key element of U.S. foreign policy in this time of great economic dislocation." <ref>FPI: [http://www.foreignpolicyi.org/about.html About Us]</ref>
==Contact==
:The Foreign Policy Initiative
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:info@foreignpolicyi.org ·
:Website [http://foreignpolicyi.org/ foreignpolicyi.org]

==Principals and Staff 2012==
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<th colspan="3" bgcolor="palegoldenrod">Staff</th>
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<td>[[Jamie M. Fly]] Executive Director</td>
<td>[[Ellen Bork]] Director, Democracy and Human Rights</td>
<td>[[Patrick Christy]] Policy Analyst</td>
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<td>[[Elizabeth Garner]] Executive Assistant</td>
<td>[[Rachel Hoff]] Director of Government Relations and Outreach</td>
<td>[[Rachael Johnson]] External Affairs Associate</td>
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<td>[[Evan Moore]] Policy Analyst</td>
<td>[[Sarah Morgan]] Director of Operations and Development</td>
<td>[[Elise Stefanik]] Director of Communications and External Affairs</td>
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<td>[[Robert Zarate]] Policy Director</td>
<td>[[Christian Whiton]], former Policy Advisor</td>
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<th colspan="3" bgcolor="palegoldenrod">Board of Directors</th>
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<td>[[Eric Edelman]]</td>
<td>[[Robert Kagan]]</td>
<td>[[William Kristol]]</td>
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<td>[[Dan Senor]]</td>
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<th colspan="3" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="left">Source</th>
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<td align="left" colspan="3">FPI: [http://www.foreignpolicyi.org/about/staff Staff]<ref>Accessed: 21 February 2012</ref></td>
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==External Articles==
* Laura Rozen, [http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2009/03/26/pnac_20 PNAC 2.0?],  The New Foreign Policy.com, March 26, 2009.
* Jeremy Scahill, [http://rebelreports.com/post/92345372/why-is-the-center-for-american-progress-cavorting-with Why Is the Center for American Progress Cavorting with Neocons? Oh, Right, Because They Are on the Same Team], Rebel Reports, April 2, 2009.
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