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Writing a Greek Tragedy

Chris McCarthy • Jun 3 2012 • Articles

Greece is trapped in a vicious economic crisis. The situation in Greece already is a disaster and the strain on the Greek people is intolerable. The consequences of a ‘Grexit’ are even grimmer.

Is Contemporary American Conservatism More Than Just a Reactionary Ideological Platform?

Matthew A. Hill • May 25 2012 • Articles

The term ‘conservative’ has been branded by politicians as a framework which allows them to peddle their political positions.

Western Military Intervention in Somalia: The Correct Approach

Dan G. Cox • May 25 2012 • Articles

As dark as the past two decades for Somalia have been, the stability and development coupled with the demise of Al Shabab and a concerted attack on Somali piracy point to a brighter future.

Making Sausage

Rodger A Payne • May 23 2012 • Articles

IR scholars rarely have access to real-time “insider” data on climate summits, though it is telling that virtually all of the world leaders make claims that we would have expected.

Obama is Overpromising the Wrong Things

Harvey M. Sapolsky • May 16 2012 • Articles

Fixing America’s debt problem, repairing its infrastructure, and re-training the workforce for a modern economy would prove popular. If only someone would make those promises.

Responsibility for Anders Breivik

Peter Vale • May 11 2012 • Articles

The Norwegians may be living through a painful ordeal, or switching off, as they choose. Yet, the truth is that we are all responsible for Breivik and this terrible crime against humanity.

Can Any Realists do P.R. Anymore?

Zachary Keck • May 10 2012 • Articles

Steve Walt is right that the world would be better off if realists ran U.S. foreign policy. But they never will do so until they learn how to sell their policy prescriptions to the American people.

Climate Change and Godwin’s Law

Rodger A Payne • May 6 2012 • Articles

The Heartland Institute placed the above billboard along the Eisenhower Expressway in Chicago this past week. For $200, they bought a lot of publicity for climate change skeptics.

Start Making Sense: How Realism Explains Japan-ROK Relations

Zachary Keck • May 2 2012 • Articles

As the disparity between China and Japan’s material capabilities grows, the ROK is likely to place a greater emphasis on the threat of China’s coercive power.

My Limitations as a White British Man…

Matthew A. Hill • Apr 16 2012 • Articles

I have faced a number of difficulties, as all researchers do, when designing, developing and implementing a project. How do I obtain my data, for example, or will I have significant findings?

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