Joshua Espinosa Since the end of World War II, the United States has sought to remake the international order in…
Popular Consultation in East Timor: Voting Over Violence Determines Sovereignty – But Justice is Fleeting
By Jeff Fischer August 30 is the 20th anniversary of the voting in East Timor for the country’s independence from…
Tunisia’s Fragile Democracy after Essebsi
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Why Kashmir Should be Reframed as an Environmental Conflict
By Hashim Pasha At its heart, the Kashmir conflict between India and Pakistan is an environmental conflict, one centered primarily…
The Case for Cutting Black Budget Appropriations
By Jared Kelly The United States can improve budget transparency and reduce interstate inventions by declassifying the Department of Defense…
Conspiracism and the Rise of Post-Truth Politics
by Gabriel Hearn-Desautels In the United States, presidential announcements are replete with claims that the liberal media is secretly attempting…
Why Trump’s “National Emergency” Threatens Democracy
Photo: President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Phoenix, AZ. Source: Gage Skidmore By Avram Reisman On Friday, President Trump…
Civility, Conflict, and Democracy
By Avram Reisman Recently, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib faced a barrage of criticism from pundits and the media for her plans…
Freeing Burundi’s Vote: The Necessity of an Independent Legislature
Pictured: Burundi’s President Pierre Nkurunziza speaks to the media after casting his vote at the constitutional referendum in Buye, north…
