Grading Joe Biden on Foreign Policy
By Danielle Lupton, and guest contributor Michael Robinson Former Vice President Joe Biden has rapidly emerged as the…
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Information Control and the Covid-19 Crisis
Guest post by Kristine Eck and Sophia Hatz Many states have long relied on various forms of information…
DispatchesCoronavirus and the Hong Kong Protests
Democracy activist Nathan Law interviewed by Dawn Brancati The Hong Kong protests began almost a year ago, sparked…
Countering Online Foreign Influence in 2020 Elections
Guest post by Jake Shapiro and Kristen DeCaires Social media has proved an essential tool for catalyzing political…
More Than Reporting: Media Portrayal of Protests Can Impact Their Success (and Failure)
Guest post by Pearce Edwards and Daniel Arnon In recent months, a wave of mass protests has broken…
Why Have the Hong Kong Protests Lasted So Long?
By Dawn Brancati and Nathan Law Twenty-one weeks. That is how long the current protests against Chinese rule in Hong…
Accommodating the Hong Kong Protests, It’s Not Too Surprising
Guest post by Graig R. Klein. After months of boiling discontent, Hong Kong’s chief executive, Carrie Lam, extended…
How Opposition Tactics Impact Foreign Public Opinion
By Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham and Caitlin McCulloch. Why are protestors in Hong Kong apologizing? Recent photos from the…
The Larger Implications of the Oil Attacks in Saudi Arabia
By Navin Bapat. Drone attacks allegedly by Houthi rebels this past weekend on the Abqaiq facility and the…
Why Old Societies are the Most Peaceful and Young Societies are Conflict Prone
Guest post by Deborah Jordan Brooks, Stephen G. Brooks, Brian Greenhill, and Mark L. Haas. Numerous reports in…