The Review of Faith & International Affairs is a not-for-profit journal published quarterly by the Center on Faith & International Affairs (CFIA) at the Institute for Global Engagement.

In keeping with the Institute for Global Engagement's philosophy of robust (not merely relativistic) pluralism, CFIA provides a lively forum open to diverse voices—from the decidedly secular to the devoutly religious. In addition to its flagship quarterly journal, The Review of Faith & International Affairs, CFIA programs include research projects, conferences, lectures, books, monographs, briefs, and fellowships.

CFIA's recent publications and activities include:

The Future of U.S. International Religious Freedom Policy (Special Report)  

This report reviews current U.S. international religious freedom policy and offers detailed recommendations for improving it, with particular attention given to democracy promotion, public diplomacy, counterterrorism, and international law. 

Pakistan's Islamist Frontier (Monograph)

The Center on Faith & International Affairs announces the release of Pakistan's Islamist Frontier: Islamic Politics and U.S. Policy in Pakistan's North-West Frontier, first in CFIA's new Religion & Security Monograph Series.

Religion and Security Project

CFIA's Religion & Security Research Project explores the intersections among religious belief, identity, and political stability. The project builds on the Institute for Global Engagement's groundbreaking book Religion and Security: The New Nexus in International Relations (Rowman & Littlefield, 2004), which came out of a national conference convened by IGE in 2003.