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• Michael Forsyth
  ...arty (UK)|Conservative]] politician. His highest office was as [[Secretary of State for Scotland]] from 1995 to 1997. ...given a [[Conservative]] life peerage as '''Baron Forsyth of Drumlean''', of Drumlean in Stirling.
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• Euston Manifesto United States
  ...ssed 22 April 2008.</ref>. The statement was also published on the website of the American magazine [[Telos]]. <ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2003 ...psychiatrist [[Walter Reich]]; feminist legal scholar and City University of New York professor [[Cynthia Fuchs Epstein]].<ref>[http://www.boston.com/ne
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• Public Choice Theory
  ...he proposition that political actors are self interested and provides some of the foundations for neoliberal economic ideas which favour market mechanism ...e theory is in terms of [[rational choice]], the agent-based proportioning of scarce means to given ends. An overlapping formulation with a different foc
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• Anatol Lieven
  ...this period he covered the anti-Soviet war in Afghanistan, the Chechen war of 1994-96 and other conflicts. ...ly in other newspapers and journals. He is a member of the editorial board of the [[National Interest]].
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• Lawrence Freedman
  ...y]] in 1995 and awarded the [[CBE]] in 1996, and is the Official Historian of the [[Falklands Campaign]]. He was awarded the [[KCMG]] in 2003.<ref>[http: ...ertise is nuclear strategy and the cold war, though he writes regularly on contemporary security issues.
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• Atlantic Initiative
  ...Bundestag and the German government, he was founder and managing director of [[Scholz & Friends Agenda]], a public affairs agency in Berlin. Johannes is ...oldman Sachs]] & Co from 2000 to 2003. From 2004 to 2007 he served as head of the Transatlantic Program at the [[German Council on Foreign Relations]] (D
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• Mils Hills
  ...ent to carry out contracts for 10 Downing Street, the Governor of the Bank of England and his Executive Team, [[Scottish Government]], [[QinetiQ]], [[Hom ...he same time, Mils was seconded to the [[Civil Contingencies Secretariat]] of the [[Cabinet Office]].
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• Neoconservatives
  ...d, later in reaction to fears over a return to US isolationism in the wake of the Vietnam War. It is not limited to the USA and gained momentum with the ==History==
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• Alan O'Day
  ...versity]]. In 2002-3 he was a visiting fellow at the [[Rothermere American Institute]] at [[Oxford University]]. He is a long time collaborator of [[Yonah Alexander]] and has written extensively on Ireland.
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• Institute of Jewish Affairs
  ==History== According to an introduction to the papers held in archives of the Institute:
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• Hans Josef Horchem
  ===History=== ...that time, "training, funding, manning, and equipping the so-called forces of liberation or terrorist forces throughout the world."
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• The Sunday Times
  .../ref> The current editor is [[John Witherow]], and it is the sister paper of the daily edition [[The Times]]. ==History==
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• Talk:Geoff Mulgan
  FOCUS - 1 of 9 DOCUMENTS ...ndation is a hub of social thinking and action, following in the footsteps of its founder
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• Caroline Cox
  [[Image:Bcox.jpg|right|thumb|Baroness Cox, House of Lords, House of Lords, [[Henry Jackson Society]] event, 19 May 2008]] ...osted on August 29, 2007 by Richard Bartholomew.</ref> In 2009 she was one of two UK peers to invite Dutch anti-Islam campaigner [[Geert Wilders]] to the
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• Robert Cooper
  ...Ash, [http://www.cfr.org/publication/7504/ America and Europe: The Future of the West], Council on Foreign Relations, 11 November 2004. Accessed: 3 Sept In 2005, Cooper was nominated by ''Prospect'' magazine as one of the top 100 "public intellectuals" in the world, about which David Keen not
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• Henry Jackson Society: Project for Democratic Geopolitics
  ...ministers. It was launched in Cambridge on 11 March 2005 and in the Houses of Parliament on 22 November 2005. <ref> "[http://politics.guardian.co.uk/thin ...he embryonic Henry Jackson Society at Peterhouse, Cambridge, in the autumn of 2004.<ref name="SurbitonPutch"> Marko Attila Hoare, [http://greatersurbiton
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• Frank Füredi
  ...titute of Ideas]]. Furedi continues to be a leading figure in this network of organisations, characterised by a vigorous anti-environmentalist, pro-GM st ...Ideas]] in 2008. Note the unusual caption naming Furedi as the 'founder' of the [[Revolutionary Communist Party]]]]
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• Timothy Garton Ash
  ...es Centre and Gerd Bucerius Senior Research Fellow in Contemporary History of [[St. Antony's College, Oxford]] University. ...is a governor of the [[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]] and a member of several prestigious editorial boards.
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• Labour Friends of Israel
  ...en as a stepping stone to ministerial ranks by Labour MPs. LFI boasts some of the wealthiest ...mber 2007</ref> Both [[Gordon Brown]] and [[Tony Blair]] have been members of the group.
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• Taglit Birthright
  ...unders [[Charles Bronfman]] and [[Michael Steinhardt]] reflect on 13 years of Birthright">g6Hi8V-Mz78</youtube> ==Pre-History==
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