On the Importance of Humanitarian Healthcare Ethics: Fear, Ebola, and Security
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Guest post by Larissa Fast Last week marked the first anniversary of the World Health Organization (WHO) declaration…
Friday Puzzler: Obama’s Public Displeasure With Israel Seems Like a Good Thing. Why Do People Think It Isn’t?
By Barbara F. Walter The Obama administration is clearly unhappy with Prime Minister Netanyahu’s campaign antics over the…
Waiting for Barry-O: Divining Abbas’ Next Move
By Allison Beth Hodgkins Elections, like fighting, are a pretty good way of resolving information problems. I spent…
How Did Guerrilla Violence Shape the 2014 Presidential Election in Colombia?
Guest post by Michael Weintraub, Thomas Flores, and Juan Vargas Violence sadly has become a regular feature of…
The Power of Die-in Protests
By Oliver Kaplan for Denver Dialogues A group of people gather together in a town square. Suddenly, they…
Amnesty, the ICC and Complications with the Dominic Ongwen Case
Guest post by Cyanne E. Loyle Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) commander, Dominic Ongwen, surrendered to U.S. forces in…
Do Tunisians Perceive a Democracy/Security Tradeoff?
By Sarah Bush and Lauren Prather Earlier this week, armed men opened fire on tourists getting off buses…
Weekly Links
By Sarah Bakhtiari Rather than allow Wilsonian ideals to guide U.S. objectives, Stephen Krasner suggests we aim for…
Massasoit’s Decision: First Contact and Teaching IR
By Will H. Moore Many of us who teach international relations turn to fictional accounts of “first contact”…
Nonviolent Mobilization Against State Impunity Through Forensic Anthropology
By Devin Finn for Denver Dialogues At a press conference on Friday, November 7, 2014, Mexico’s Attorney General…