Carlos Pascual

In August 2009, the U.S. Senate confirmed President Barack Obama's nomination of Carlos Pascual as U.S. ambassador to Mexico. He was vice president and director of Foreign Policy at Brookings from 2006 to 2009.

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2009

American Leadership in a Global CenturyJune 12, 2009

Thinking Big on Nuclear Non-ProliferationMay 07, 2009

U.S. Foreign Policy and President ObamaApril 23, 2009

Cuba: A New Policy of Critical and Constructive EngagementApril 13, 2009

The Fifth Summit of the Americas: Recommendations for ActionApril 13, 2009

Shaping a Globalized WorldMarch 31, 2009

Changing How We Address Global and National SecurityMarch 16, 2009

Roadmap for Engagement with CubaFebruary 27, 2009

Use "Smart Power" to Help CubansFebruary 24, 2009

Memo to the President: Restore American Leadership to Address Transnational ThreatsJanuary 15, 2009

Investing in PeaceJanuary 07, 2009

2008

Tackling the Crisis of Global OrderDecember 09, 2008

A New American RealismDecember 02, 2008

Power and Responsibility: Building International Order in an Era of Transnational ThreatsDecember 01, 2008

What the G-20 WantsNovember 13, 2008

Energy Security: Economics, Politics, Strategies, and ImplicationsNovember 01, 2008

Displacement and Human Rights: A Continuing ChallengeOctober 16, 2008

7 Years to Climate MidnightAugust 28, 2008

Securing GeorgiaAugust 18, 2008

Iraq in 2009: How to Give Peace a ChanceAugust 14, 2008

Iraq 2012: What Can It Look Like, How Do We Get There?April 03, 2008

The Future of the Foreign ServiceMarch 31, 2008

A Political and Diplomatic Surge for IraqMarch 19, 2008

Building Capacity for Stabilization & ReconstructionJanuary 29, 2008

The Geopolitics of Energy: From Security to SurvivalJanuary 08, 2008

2007

U.N. Climate Change Conference: Thinking Beyond KyotoDecember 04, 2007

The Four Faces of Taiwan DemocracySeptember 15, 2007

Where's the Diplomatic Surge in Iraq?September 10, 2007

Salvaging the Possible: Policy Options in IraqSeptember 01, 2007

The United Nations in IraqSeptember 01, 2007

The U.N.'s Role in IraqAugust 23, 2007

Pakistan and the War on TerrorJuly 19, 2007

A Diplomatic Offensive for IraqJune 15, 2007

The Critical Battles: Political Reconciliation and Reconstruction in IraqJune 01, 2007

Achieving Stability in IraqMay 14, 2007

Ways to Speed An Exit From IraqMay 10, 2007

Play a Part in Cuba's FutureApril 20, 2007

Iraq Benchmarks: Progress and HurdlesApril 03, 2007

Russo-Chinese Ties Need Not Worry U.S.March 27, 2007

A Brokered Peace: U.N. Mediation Is the Best Hope for a Political Settlement in IraqMarch 27, 2007

Waning Chances for Stability in Iraq: Navigating Bad Options in IraqFebruary 28, 2007

Weak States: America's Potent New EnemyFebruary 02, 2007

Q&A on the State of the UnionJanuary 23, 2007

Regional Diplomacy Potential in IraqJanuary 21, 2007

2006

Rights and Wrongs of Fixing IraqDecember 06, 2006

Restoring Confidence in Lebanon's FutureSeptember 13, 2006

In Lebanon, Even Peace Is a BattleAugust 22, 2006

Don't Give Up on UkraineAugust 03, 2006

Iraq: A Boost for ReconstructionJuly 02, 2006

Chernobyl's Lesson: A State's Lies Threaten its People and its SovereigntyJune 02, 2006

Interagency Dialogue: The Office of the Coordinator for Reconstruction and StabilizationJune 01, 2006

Remarks on the Current Policy Options for DarfurApril 13, 2006

Listening to the Ukrainian PeopleMarch 26, 2006

2002

Ukraine's Bid for a Decisive Place in HistoryJanuary 01, 2002

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