How can Constructivist Theory and Jewish history help us understand Israel's modern military policies?
Monthly Archives: October 2016
When citizens of the United Kingdom headed to the polls on June 23, they became the first group in history to opt out of the European experiment by popular vote. […]
Britain and Immigration: Before and After the Referendum
On September 9th, 2016, North Korea conducted what South Korean and Japanese estimates called its biggest nuclear test to date, with a nuclear yield equivalent to approximately 10 kilotons of […]
The Economics of Sanctions: Half Measures, Tit-for-Tat Strategies, and Why North Korea is Not Iran
Sexual violence is used as a weapon during wartime; so why do some believe it is just an inevitable side effect?
A Weapon or a Consequence? Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict
Theories and dangers of libertarian thinking
What’s Wrong with Liberty?
“A nation which makes the final sacrifice for life and freedom does not get beaten.” – Mustafa Kemal Atatürk The world watched with trepidation as military tanks rolled through the […]
The Turkish Question; An Emergence of Opportunity in the Levant In The Moment of Turkish Instability
The winners and losers of the Group of 20 gathering
The 2016 Hangzhou G20 Summit Meeting: A Success for Anyone?
A detailed look at the implications of the accession of the Euro in Poland
The Euro: A Win or Loss for Poland?
The recent impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil may be a step toward anti-corruption