The Big Lesson of Peacekeeping in Sudan: Beware of Host-Country Obstruction
By Allard Duursma Every student that takes a class on United Nations (UN) peace operations will be told…
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What Can Reparations Do?
Guest post by Elsa Voytas On June 19, 2020 (Juneteenth), protesters from Minnesota to Louisiana chanted “Reparations Now”…
Why A Wall (Still) Won’t Save Us
By Alex Braithwaite and guest contributor Christopher Linebarger President Trump’s recent visit to Arizona came at a time…
“Never again”? The Rise of Right-Wing Terrorism in Germany
By guest contributor Celina Hübner Since the end of World War II, “never again” has been a guiding…
Identity, Law, and How Political Elites Define Terrorism
Guest post by Anna Meier In the immediate aftermath of the Oct. 9 attack on a synagogue in…
Radicalization in the German Armed Forces and Beyond
By Rachel Epstein, Donald Abenheim, and Carolyn Halladay for Denver Dialogues. Professor Rachel Epstein’s interview with Professors Donald…
Hybrid Warfare is Here to Stay. Now What?
Guest post by Kristina Hook. “Hybrid warfare is the new normal,” announced NATO Assistant Secretary General for Emerging…
Push-pull migration models have long dominated migration research. Here’s why that’s only half the story.
Guest post by Justin Schon. Whether it is people fleeing the devastation of natural disasters like Hurricanes Katrina,…
The Most Surprising Thing About the Venezuela Drone Attack is that it Hasn’t Happened Sooner
By Julia Macdonald for Denver Dialogues. Approximately one month ago a group of dissident soldiers reportedly attempted to…
Burden-Sharing within NATO: Facts from Germany for the Current Debate
By Rachel Epstein, Donald Abenheim, and Marc-André Walther for Denver Dialogues. Professor Rachel Epstein’s interview with Professor Donald…