Crafting U.S. Africa Policy Amidst Chinese Competition
Despite China’s Ties, America’s Africa Policy Should Focus on Mutual Benefit By Charles Ray – Former U.S. Ambassador; Chair of the Africa Program, Foreign Policy Research...
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Pulling Myanmar Back from the Brink: Can the Responsibility to Protect Help?
How the United States, United Nations, and ASEAN could assist Myanmar By Catherine Renshaw – Professor and Visiting Scholar, Centre for International Governance and Justice...
Human Rights in America
Threats to Americans’ Human Rights By Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann, Ph.D In the midst of the 2020 campaign for the US Presidency, many people worry that...
The Pandemic Has Been A Lesson in Empathy – We Should Make It Last
Since Singapore began experiencing a resurgence of COVID-19 cases in early April, it has been in the international spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Yet,...
Pandemic as Total War? Mental and Material Lessons
Jennifer Yip is a doctoral candidate in History at the University of Pennsylvania. Her research focuses on the influence of logistics on the strategic outcome...
Coronavirus Pandemic, Policy, and Politics
In the past month, coronavirus has taken over every aspect of our lives: work, school, home, and even politics. Its political implications are wide-ranging and...
Keeping Illegal Immigration Illegal
Decriminalization of illegal immigration is one of the many new immigration policy ideas put forward by the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, including abolishing U.S. Immigration...
Rise of China: Views from an Optimist and a Skeptic
The rise of China from a developing country to a global economic, political, and military power is one of the most consequential geopolitical phenomena of...
