J im Lobe, who has worked as IPS'
correspondent in the Washington, D.C., bureau for most of
the last 23 years, has followed the ups and downs of neo-conservatives
since the well before their rise in the aftermath of the September
11, 2001, Al Qaeda attacks on New York and the Pentagon, and
his expertise has been recognized by major international media,
including the 'Four Corners' public affairs programme of the
Australian
Broadcasting Corporation Australia Broadcasting Corporation;
the
BBC's
'Panorama' news magazine and the
London-based
Al Hayat newspaper, among others.
IPS has compiled all of Jim's stories on the neo-conservative
ascendancy that he has written for IPS over the last several
years on this website for those interested in learning more
about the neo-conservatives, their networks and remarkable
success in gaining influence over Bush's foreign policy.