Special Issue of Penn State Journal of Law and International Affairs Released
By David E. Cunningham The just-released latest issue of the Penn State Journal of Law and International Affairs…
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By Taylor Marvin A sectarian shadow hangs over latest reported mass killing in Syria’s civil war. How to gather…
NATO and Churchill Yet Again
By Steve Saideman Almost since the alliance was created, there have been worries about the inefficiency and potential…
On the Perils of Red Lines
By Erica Chenoweth Our very own contributor Dan Byman has an op-ed in the Sunday New York Times…
Friday Puzzler: Benetton Boos Bangladesh
By Barbara F. Walter Last week’s tragic garment factory collapse in Bangladesh was all too familiar. Textile workers operating in…
Thursday Mystery of the Week: Canada the Bold and Sri Lanka
By Steve Saideman Canada is taking a strong stand on a humanitarian issue, stepping out way in front…
Do Red Lines on WMD Use Matter?
Guest post by Lionel Beehner Do red lines matter? The Obama administration has faced mounting criticism for setting a…
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By Taylor Marvin On Syria and chemical weapons: Regional government are feeling even more nervous. When did chemical weapons become…
Friday Puzzler: Why Don’t North Koreans Rebel?
By Barbara F. Walter With all the talk about Kim Jong-un and nuclear weapons, another puzzle goes unanswered.…
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By Taylor Marvin By locking down Boston did we let the terrorists win? Contextualizing media claims about the…