The Interesting Part Is, That

Foreign Policy Is Now A Huge Field. It Isn't Just People Who Are Studying Political Science. There Are So Many Aspects To It In Terms Of Understanding Hard Science For People Who Are Studying Climate Change, Or People Who Are Interested In Health Policy Or Food Security, Or People Who Care About Education.

But I Do Not Believe That The World Would Be Entirely Different If There Were More Women Leaders. Maybe If Everybody In Leadership Was A Woman, You Might Not Get Into The Conflicts In The First Place. But If You Watch The Women Who Have Made It To The Top, They Haven't Exactly Been Non-aggressive - Including Me.

I Have Always Thought Of Myself As A Czechoslovak Catholic.

In A Man With A Pipe, My Brother Observed That Although My Father Had Been Seen As Intellectual And My Mother More A Creature Of Temperament, She Had Often Been The More Levelheaded Of The Two. In Sum, We Miss Them As We Love Them, Equally And Always.

The Reason I Made Women's Issues Central To American Foreign Policy, Was Not Because I Was A Feminist, But Because We Know That Societies Are More Stable If Women Are Politically And Economically Empowered.