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Kony 2012.2: Should We Jump on the #StopKony Bandwagon?

Alexandra Buskie • Apr 9 2012 • Articles

Hold on to your hat, the Hurricane Kony is on its way back! Kony 2012 “take two” attempts to rectify the first video’s mistakes. However, it is doubtful that this video can reach the same popularity of its older brother.

Rethinking Air/Sea Battle Before It Is Too Late

Dan G. Cox • Apr 6 2012 • Articles

Instead of dying, the Air/Sea Battle concept has done nothing but pick up steam. The biggest problem with it is that it forces China to feel like enemy number one. Hopefully, they won’t start acting like enemy number one.

Postcard From the IR Zone

Peter Vale • Apr 5 2012 • Articles

Will the IR-Zone always be, as Stanley Hoffman noted, an American discipline? Something other than an obsession with exercising America’s place and power in the world?

Women’s Rights as Human Rights: Problems and Paradoxes

Hannah Butt • Mar 6 2012 • Articles

We have no option other than to work within the prevailing discourse of human rights, but should be aware of the limits of this course of action.

Bryan Adams and Bears: Who cares about Canadian foreign policy?

Matthew A. Hill • Mar 5 2012 • Articles

Being a US foreign policy specialist I have always dismissed Canadian foreign policy as non-existent. Perhaps I was wrong!

Honouring Mandela’s Legacy

Peter Vale • Mar 4 2012 • Articles

South Africa’s achievements rest on interdependence and an unwavering belief in constitutionalism. This is Nelson Mandela’s lasting legacy.

No Brakes

Harvey M. Sapolsky • Mar 3 2012 • Articles

As with America’s war in Afghanistan, there now can be wars without end thanks to a professional military, new technology, and a changing politics of party competition.

To Santorum et al: What would Reagan do?

Rodger A Payne • Feb 20 2012 • Articles

A group of self-proclaimed climate conservatives operates a website positing what Reagan would do about climate change, making for interesting reading.

The Shift to the Pacific

Harvey M. Sapolsky • Feb 17 2012 • Articles

America will find more ways to project more power from a distance and less reasons to be constantly on scene. It is a slow walk home, not a major change.

U.S. Legislation Could Shut Down the Internet

Luke M. Herrington • Jan 19 2012 • Articles

Hopefully, Congress will come to its senses and PIPA and SOPA will be defeated. If not, President Obama should announce his intentions to veto both, and the White House should announce a plan to tackle the very real issues of online piracy and intellectual property theft.

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