Foreign Affairs Print Magazine

The mass-appeal media is the frosting, this is the cake. This provides all the background information that you subconsciously wished were in most foreign coverage, but which you didn't know existed outside of a college classroom. There's more to be forgotten here than you would ever learn in a newspaper story. The main challenge is keeping up with it all. It's almost all text -- no fancy photographs or designs to fill up the pages. Even the ads are intelligent.

It is a good source for finding out how people are thinking about international relations. I don't agree with most of them

My son enjoys this publication and renews his subscription yearly. This year I order his subscription using my Amazon account. He has been notified regarding the new issues and is thrilled. The service was excellent and according to my son the publication is superb!

Ordering this subscription here (rather than direct) saved a couple of dollars, but it's going to take over 4 months to receive the first issue. As a gift, this is a bit of a failure.

Watch out for spam mail. Before I got my first issue I received a letter almost begging me to start a subscription. I've received one of these every week, even after requesting to be taken off the mailing list. Good magazine, but not worth the extra bulk in my mailbox.

Concise, well written articles on current affairs by experts in the field of world affairs. It is clear and well written by recognized experts in the field.

Need the information in these complicated times. Very good

Both liberal and conservative views Great book reviews