Can Algeria’s Fractured Islamists Retain Their Appeal as a Movement?
World Politics Review Ahead of parliamentary elections in May, Algeria’s fractious Islamist parties have announced unlikely new sets of...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Can Algeria’s Fractured Islamists Retain Their Appeal as a Movement?
A nation must think before it acts.
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Owens: Energy policy gets a fresh start
Boston Herald A cornerstone of the Obama administration’s energy policy was a very open war on fossil fuels. Coal...
3 things to know about the Trump administration’s warning shots on NATO
The Washington Post “Americans cannot care more for your children’s security than you do,” U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis...
Power, Legitimacy, and the Self-Limiting Logic of Terrorism
Georgetown Journal of International Affairs Terrorism is a coercive strategy used by groups seeking to compel stronger enemies to...
The Trump Administration’s Internal War over Russia
The National Interest The ancient Chinese philosopher Xun Qing Zi once wrote, “If you do not understand the leader,...
Why China Lost About $3.8 Trillion To Capital Flight In The Last Decade
Forbes Over the last decade, an estimated $3.8 trillion in capital has left China. Net foreign direct investment over...
Why the United States Should Be as Circumspect as the British about the Muslim Brotherhood
Lawfare Over the next few weeks the Muslim Brotherhood is likely to feature at the center of Washington’s political...
Japan-U.S. Alliance Advances — with Pacific and Global Significance
Mail Tribune Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s visit to the United States has underscored the vital importance of the...
Democracy Promotion Is Smart Security Policy
The National Interest We cannot “make America great again” unless America is secure both at home and in its...
Democracy Promotion and a Trump Administration
Ethics and International Affairs Carnegie Council What happens to the democracy promotion enterprise in a Trump administration? The President’s...