Moves to a Service-Based Economy is Likely China’s Catch-22
The achievements of President Xi Jinping’s short duration in Britain are the first steps of what China hopes to be the path
Do Economic Sanctions Work? The Answer is Still No.
With the seeming success of sanctions in Iran and the end of similar measures against Cuba, the debate on the efficacy of
Leggo My Ego; America’s Struggle With Police Brutality
Disclaimer: The videos linked in this post contain graphic language Police brutality is, unfortunately, a familiar fabric in American society that often
Israel’s Other Human Rights Catastrophe: The Negev Bedouin
The plight of the Negev Bedouin continued as Israel’s Supreme Court recently ruled that the village of Umm al-Hiran would be destroyed and
Blaming Europe and Arresting Smugglers Will Not Solve the Mediterranean Migrant-Crisis
The United Nations estimates 60,000 people have tried to cross the Mediterranean this year. Nearly 2,000 have died this year trying to
ISILationism, Part 3: Eventual Endgame or Endless Games?
In case you missed it be sure to check out the first and second part of the series, ISILationism, Part 1 and ISILationism, Part
A Needed Inquiry: Interview with The Hon Michael Kirby
Note: The following interview was published in the Yonsei Journal of International Studies Vol. 6 Issue 2 and can be found online