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…
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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…
Abortion Restrictions as State Violence
By Marie Berry for Denver Dialogues. “Our fight is not only for abortion—it is for autonomy, it is…
Can Turkey Protect the Uighurs?
Guest post by Emir Yazici. Several international actors have condemned China’s ongoing massive assimilation campaign of Uighur Muslims…
What We Can Learn from Looking at Private Security Across Time and Space
By Deborah Avant and Kara Kingma Neu for Denver Dialogues. We know a lot about private security from…
More than the Military: Understanding Maduro’s Strategy of Social Control
Guest post by Pearce Edwards and Patrick Pierson. In Venezuela, the rule of President Nicolás Maduro appears increasingly…
Three Lessons from the History of Foreign-Imposed Regime Change
Guest post by Melissa Willard-Foster. It took only minutes for the Trump Administration to support Venezuela’s opposition leader,…
The Egyptian Government has Banned Yellow Vests. Should it?
By Dawn Brancati and Adrián Lucardi. The Egyptian government banned the sale of yellow vests this week in…
Who Will Manage the Trade-offs Between Rights and Security on the Internet?
By Deborah Avant for Denver Dialogues. Despite much focus on China and Russia, the Internet’s future is being…