MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN POLICY BLOGGER RESOURCES<\/b><\/p>\n
Personally, I tend to read more think tank and related specialty site output than daily blog aggregator collections, mostly because I want to read things that are not yet on the radar screen. I thought I would share a few that I have come across recently ( last 3 months +).<\/p>\n
No particular endorsement other than check these out and see if they suit your needs. I visit some them sporadically and a few regularly. A few of them are superb for scholarly purposes as well:<\/p>\n
The Combined Arms Research Library<\/strong> <\/a> ( U.S. Army Command & General Staff College)<\/p>\n The SITE Institute<\/strong> <\/a> ( International Terrorism, heavy Islamist focus)<\/p>\n AccessToLaw <\/a><\/strong> ( International Law, Treaties and Covenants)<\/p>\n Power & Interest News Report<\/a><\/strong> ( Analysis – high quality summative type)<\/p>\n WorldSecurityNetwork<\/strong><\/a> (Global opinion leaders)<\/p>\n Europe’s World<\/a><\/strong> ( new Eurocentric policy journal – hat tip to Marc Schulman<\/a><\/strong>)<\/p>\n Terrorism Central<\/strong> <\/a> ( self-explanatory)<\/p>\n OpenCRS <\/a><\/strong> ( Congressional Research Service)<\/p>\n Foreign Service Journal<\/strong> <\/a>( self-explanatory)<\/p>\n Strategic Intelligence<\/a><\/strong> ( Loyola University)<\/p>\n Law, Terrorism and Homeland Security<\/a><\/strong> ( News Aggregator)<\/p>\n