Articles & Reports

JUL 8, 2010 • Article

With a flurry of news about escalating tensions between North and South Korea, it might seem that the game has completely changed. But for Koreans ...

JUL 7, 2010 • Article

Authors Abtahi and Shoamanesh have a bold proposition: a multi-state, political-economic-security union that stretches from the Fertile Crescent to the Silk Road, connecting the Indian ...

JUL 1, 2010 • Article

What went wrong with the "Color Revolutions" in Ukraine, Georgia, and Kyrgyzstan? It was a combination of excessive expectations of the new leaders, and some ...

JUN 30, 2010 • Article

Detention is costly in economic and human terms. If EU states wish to sustain their migration management policies, they will have to rely more on ...

JUN 28, 2010 • Article

It is time for ethical conduct to graduate from being a cost of doing business associated with compliance, to a more prominent role as a ...

JUN 28, 2010 • Article

Putting aside overheated rhetoric and pseudo-legal analyses, security affairs writer Erik Schechter asks a group of international law experts about the blockade of the Gaza ...

JUN 23, 2010 • Article

Incorporating environmental issues in conflict resolution may have positive psychological effects on the willingness of parties to cooperate.

JUN 22, 2010 • Article

The Obama administration is trying to redefine and energize U.S. global development policy, but so far their vision lacks creativity and clear ethics.