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Insulate USIP from partisan political pressure
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The Future of the US Institute of Peace »
The Future of the US Institute of Peace
The Future of the US Institute of Peace☜The future of the US Institute of Peace [USIP] is under scrutiny this month following a House of Representativess vote to withdraw USIPs public funding and disquiet over USIPs move into a new, prominent, purpose-built building in Washington, D.C. What should happen?☜F1CEB7
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Congressional Funding of USIP? »
Congressional Funding of USIP?
Congressional Funding of USIP?☜How should the US Congress proceed with respect to its funding of the United States Institute of Peace?☜FFB597
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Alternative USIP funding models? »
Alternative USIP funding models?
Alternative USIP funding models?☜If the United States Peace Institute Act were to be amended to allow other forms of funding to replace the current Congressional funding model, what alternative funding models should be considered?☜FFB597
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Endowment funding »
Endowment funding
Endowment funding☜The United States Institute of Peace should be funded via a long term endowment.☜59C6EF
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Insulate USIP from partisan political pressure
Insulate USIP from partisan political pressure☜☜98CE71
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Withdrawing 500 troops from Afghanistan would fund USIP for 12 years
Withdrawing just 500 U.S. troops from Afghanistan would save $500 million a year, enough to fund USIP for 12 years.
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The U.S. Institute of Peace: Worth having, worth funding
"If Colman McCarthy would like to make the U.S. Institute of Peace more effective, he should initiate a campaign to provide an endowment to insulate the institute from partisan political pressure."
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