Which Way, L.A.?
Foreign Policy
What's at stake? Even as allegations of unethical behavior continue to swirl around President Clinton, tensions are mounting in the Persian Gulf and questions remain about the U.S. commitment to restructuring the Asian economy. Will the president's personal problems affect foreign affairs? What are the considerations affecting Iraqi policy now? Does the president have enough support to get Congress to help the International Monetary Fund?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDr. William Taylor: Senior Vice President, Center for Strategic and International Studies Arnold Beichman: Columnist, Washington Times. Fellow, Hoover Institute at Stanford University Edward C. Luck: Executive director, Center for the Study of International Organization at New York University Law School Karin Lissakers: US Executive Director to the IMF -- that's the US representative on the board that runs the IMF Ian Vasquez: Director of the Project on Global Economic Liberty, Cato Institute Tom Plate: Professor of government, UCLA. Business columnist, LA Times Mark Rosenbaum: Legal Director, ACLU of Southern California Mark Kroeker:
topic: Welfare for New Arrivals
