This article from the New Yorker looks at the tensions between North Korea and the United States. It provides a rare glimpse into the internal
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Three flawed ideas are hurting international peacebuilding -Monkey Cage
According to Séverine Autesserre, while “policymakers and practitioners often admit that many standard peacebuilding techniques are ineffective. In the absence of compelling alternatives, these faulty
The man who declared the ‘end of history’ now fearful of the very fate of liberal democracy -National Post
In the early 1990s, just after the end of the Cold-War, Francis Fukuyama argued that we had reached the “end of history”. He was not
WHY FACTS DON’T CHANGE OUR MINDS -The New Yorker
This article focuses on cognitive process that distort our reasoning and call into question the idea that people, and by extension, political actors and decision
A Moral Guide to Serving in the Trump Administration -War on the Rocks
This article exams the dilemma facing many Americans involved in national security policy: boycott the Trump administration or remain engaged so policy making is not
The Donald Trump Scenarios -Aleph Insights
Since Donald Trump’s election there has been a great deal of uncertainty about what happens next. Most US presidents have either shared a similar understanding
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