The Promise and Limits of Election Observers in Building Election Credibility
The Journal of Politics Scholars and practitioners posit that election observers (EOs) affect local beliefs about the credibility of...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
The Promise and Limits of Election Observers in Building Election Credibility
A nation must think before it acts.
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Putin Lost France, but He’s Still Got a Chance in Germany
The Daily Beast Emmanuel Macron’s landslide victory on Sunday, for many, symbolized a defeat for Russia, whose meddling across...
How the U.S. Army Came of Age
The National Review In June 2007, at a seminar at the U.S. Military Academy, I spent a pleasant evening...
The Irony of Trump’s Trip to Masada and the Hard Road to Peace
Foreign Policy Donald Trump’s first trip, to the Middle East and Europe rather than Canada or Mexico, looks fascinating...
The Morning After
The Weekly Standard The United States has been at war for nearly a decade and a half, and although...
The Incompetence Doctrine
War on the Rocks Through Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office, foreign policy analysts have been hard at...
How much has North Korea’s economy really changed?
This is a book review of Philip H. Park’s Rebuilding North Korea’s Economy: Politics and Policy. 2016. Seoul: Institute for...
Algeria’s Growing Security Problems
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy In recent months, terrorism has frequently dominated news coverage of Egypt, Libya,...
America’s Dangerous Love for Special Ops
The New York Times As the North Korean Army slashed its way down the Korean Peninsula in 1950, 15-man...
What El-Sissi’s Visit Revealed About Trump’s Transactional Foreign Policy
World Politics Review President Donald Trump’s meeting at the White House on Monday with Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi gave...