Draft Agreements and Daft Disagreements: The Brexit Drama Continues
Last week, British Prime Minister Theresa May spent three hours facing a barrage of hostile questions in the House...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Draft Agreements and Daft Disagreements: The Brexit Drama Continues
A nation must think before it acts.
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Counterfactualism in History: The Spanish Case
The “what ifs?” of present-day speculation should become the “what ifs?” of history. Too often, however, we fail to...
The Enlightenment, Asia, and Definitive Works of the Period
Discussing other cultures is a vexed process, difficult in itself and prone to encourage accusations of racism and much...
Presenting the Modern World for the American Public: Maps and Public Education in World War II
Students of geopolitics know that maps are an essential tool for understanding global conflicts. They have also become an...
A Very American Coup?
Views can vary on what President Trump was trying to do on his recent visit to Britain. The individual...
May Crisis in July
British Prime Minister Theresa May went into this past weekend with a plan to save her government. She has...
“Populist” Government in Italy: Catastrophe or Useful Catalyst?
The recent entry into office of the new Italian government was received, in media and financial circles, as well...
America First, But What Comes Next? Reflections on U.S. Foreign Policy in the Age of Donald Trump
Donald Trump entered the Oval Office promising to “drain the swamp” in Washington, riding a wave of anti-elite and...
The United States, Canada, and Tariff Turmoil
The U.S.-Canada bilateral relationship often has been described with the hoary maxim that “we share the world’s longest undefended...
Jerusalem: President Trump Challenges Europe’s “Pavlovian” Reflexes
With the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and the decision to transfer the U.S. embassy there,...