Visions of the World and the U.S. Role in It
Visions of the World and the U.S. Role in It Remarks to the Myra Kraft Open Classroom at Northeastern University Ambassador Chas …
The Middle East and the Next Administration
The Middle East and the Next Administration Remarks Prepared for a Middle East Policy Council Capitol Hill Conference Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, …
The Domestic Consequences of America’s Many Wars in the Middle East
The Domestic Consequences of America’s Many Wars in the Middle East Remarks to a Salon of the Committee for the Republic Ambassador …
Comment on the September 26, 2016 Presidential Candidates’ “Debate”
http://watson.brown.edu/news/explore/2016/PresidentialDebateCommentary It’s Only a Game Monday night’s “debate,” as expected, was not a contest between dueling ideas or proposals for improving the …
The American Way of War Reconsidered
The American Way of War Reconsidered Remarks prepared for the “Cigars, Scotch, and Strategy Group” Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.) …
Turkey in the New Geopolitical Context
Turkey in the New Geopolitical Context Remarks to a Middle East Studies Panel The Watson Institute, Brown University Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, …
Reimagining Relations with Iran
Reimagining Relations with Iran Presentation to a Conference of the National Iranian American Council Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.) Senior …
Arguments for TPP don’t make sense
Opinion | The Boston Globe | May 31, 2015 Arguments for TPP don’t make sense By Chas W. Freeman No country in …
Things Fall Apart: America, Europe, and Asia in the New World Disorder
Things Fall Apart: America, Europe, and Asia in the New World Disorder Remarks to a Schiller Institute International Conference Ambassador Chas …
The Maritime Dimension of “One Belt, One Road” in Strategic Perspective
The Maritime Dimension of “One Belt, One Road” in Strategic Perspective Remarks to a Center for Naval Analysis Workshop with the Rajaratnam …