Abstract:If you’re leaving the liberal bubble of DC to go home for Thanksgiving, chances are you’ll encounter friends or family who disagree with your...
Abstract:In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s election as the 45th President of the United States of America, we are witnessing overt acts of violence, public...
Abstract:Talking or writing about Rwanda has become very politicized. After two decades, Rwanda and its representatives dictate what should be said, who says it, and...
Abstract:China has unexpectedly begun taking steps to become more militarily active in the small Central Asian republic of Tajikistan. Moreover, it is pushing for...
Abstract:With President-Elect Donald Trump publicly stating plans to remove, roll back, rescind and deregulate America’s environmental commitments—from the...
Abstract:In an interview with Tert.am, Philip Gamaghelyan, the co-founder and director of programs at the Imagine Center for Conflict Transformations and adjunct...
Abstract:Mason’s Adjunct Faculty Task Force recently published a report recommending an increase in current adjunct faculty conditions.Mason’s Provost,...
Abstract:This month as world leaders meet in Morocco to discuss implementation of the Paris climate agreement, which recently entered into force as most major economies...
Abstract:Being Hutu has become more and more politicized. The Rwandan government has created a well-scripted story that distinguishes the ‘real’ victims...
Abstract:Sir, John-Paul Marney (Letters, November 3), in response to Martin Wolf (Comment, November 2), frames global warming as a “non-problem” and so-...
Abstract:Close cooperation between the Iraqi military and Kurdish Peshmerga in the Mosul operation may come to an end when the common goal of defeating ISIS is achieved...
Abstract:What is striking today are the historical similarities between the first Ottoman venture in Northern Iraq and the current deployment of Turkish troops in...
