About

Foreign Policy Journal is an online publication dedicated to providing critical analysis of U.S. foreign policy outside of the standard framework offered by political officials and the mainstream corporate media. FPJ offers original news, analysis, and opinion commentary from perspectives all too lacking in the public debate on key foreign policy issues. The goal of FPJ is to provide a valuable alternative source for news and insight into world affairs, to encourage citizen journalism, and to promote broader discussion of important global issues.

For information on contributing authors, including contact e-mail addresses, please see the Writers page. In the pursuit of the above goals, FPJ publishes articles from a wide array of viewpoints, and welcomes unsolicited submissions. For more on article submissions, please see the Submission Guidelines.

Who is FPJ?

Jeremy R. Hammond is the Executive Editor of FPJ, as well as owner, webmaster, and  a writer.  To contact Jeremy, send an email to:

editor [at] foreignpolicyjournal.com

If you appreciate FPJ and would like to help support the effort, please visit the Support FPJ page for more information. Financial donations are accepted, but there are also numerous other ways you can help that won’t cost a penny. Support independent journalism!

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Also check out the FPJ blog, Between the Lines, for additional commentary from FPJ contributors.