That’s Not Really A Thing Anymore: Why Calls for Secession Come and Go
Guest post by Kevin Gatter On the night of October 30, 1995, Canadians held their collective breath as…
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Remember This? Brexit
The COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with domestic unrest in America and the looming US presidential election, has eclipsed other…
AnalysisUS Designates White Supremacist Group a Terrorist Organization
By Brian J. Phillips This week the United States designated the ultranationalist Russian Imperial Movement a terrorist group,…
NATO High School: Closer to Reality Than You’d Think
By Stephen Saideman Saturday Night Live may have accidentally captured a bit of the truth of International Relations. The…
Brexit: Britain Succumbs to Nationalist Intoxication
By Martin Rhodes for Denver Dialogues. “Nationalism is like cheap alcohol: First, it makes you drunk, then it…
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…
The US Elected a Record Number of Women: Now they May Face Violence
By Juliana Restrepo Sanín for Denver Dialogues. The recent US mid-term elections saw a rise in the number…
Security-Civil Liberties Trade-offs: International Cooperation in Extraordinary Rendition
Guest post by Rebecca Cordell. Following the launch of the War on Terror, the United States established a…
What is the Role of Government Regulation for International Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?
By Jette Steen Knudsen and Jeremy Moon for Denver Dialogues. In February 2017 President Trump signed an executive…
Conflict Researchers Should Care About the Political Economy of Data Production
Guest post by Andrew Kerner and Charles Crabtree. Conflict scholars, policy professionals, and non-profit organizations routinely link the…