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Do you ever get the sense something is wrong with U.S. foreign policy?
Do you ever get the sense that there's something amiss with the role that the United States has chosen to play in the world today?
That's why the Quincy Institute exists, to promote an approach to foreign policy that emphasizes engagement in the world and de-emphasizes the reckless use of U.S. military power.
We differ from other organizations in Washington because we are neither on the right nor on the left. Regardless of partisan identity, we welcome those who share our view that U.S. policy must change, become less warlike and more committed to diplomacy.
If you agree, join us at the Quincy Institute as we set to remake U.S. foreign policy.
Do you ever get the sense something is wrong with U.S. foreign policy?
Do you ever get the sense that there's something amiss with the role that the United States has chosen to play in the world today?
That's why the Quincy Institute exists, to promote an approach to foreign policy that emphasizes engagement in the world and de-emphasizes the reckless use of U.S. military power.
We differ from other organizations in Washington because we are neither on the right nor on the left. Regardless of partisan identity, we welcome those who share our view that U.S. policy must change, become less warlike and more committed to diplomacy.
If you agree, join us at the Quincy Institute as we set to remake U.S. foreign policy.