To us Americans, it may seem a fantastic idea to govern a country explicitly based on ethnic distinctions, but the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina may show us precisely why that might be a good idea.
Monthly Archives: April 2017
President Trump’s 2018 budget outline reveals his strong preference for hard power over soft. This is a mistake.
Trump’s Budget Proposal: A Massive International Affairs Mistake
“A few months ago, leaks were getting him elected -- now they are destroying [his presidency]” - John Pike, director of Globalsecurity.org.
The Legal Regime and Political Ramifications of Leaks
Perhaps something is being overlooked, particularly within the mores of a typical millennial college student
The College Campus and Its Discontents: How Edmund Burke Can Explain the Political Dissonance Between College ...
A round of peace talks concerning Syria was held recently without one key participant: The United States
The Astana Peace Talks: A Looking Glass into the New Levantine Experiment
We cannot pinpoint one specific cause to explain the Egyptian protests.
On The Decentralized Nature of the Egyptian Revolution
Opioid dependence has become a hot-button issue in American politics, but what does it mean for individuals from a lower socioeconomic status?
Invitation or Invasion? America’s Opioid Epidemic, Politics, and, Poverty
The EU may have to allow a “two-speed Europe” to stem the rise of far-right extremism
On the Brink of Collapse: The European Union’s Transition as it Strives to Survive
The Trump Administration’s foreign agenda for the next four years is easily summed up in two words: America First. What’s already being described as the “Trump Doctrine” represents a stark […]
How Popular Is The Trump Doctrine?
As we see changes begin to take place in the operations of our government, it is impossible to stay silent