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As countries in the Global North outsource refugee management to the Global South, expect more poor countries to "weaponize" migration.
As countries in the Global North outsource refugee management to the Global South, expect more poor countries to "weaponize" migration.
The U.S. military has a long history of relying on foreign recruits.
Extensive interviews reveal more about the country's campaign against dissidents
My research examined the politics behind the dearth of policies.
Voters aren’t happy about the country’s economic outlook — or external debt problem.
Once it was easy to collect gray-market antiquities. Things have tightened up.
This book explains when activism works.
The Erdogan regime had sidelined an aviation association with years of experience fighting forest fires.
Here’s the research on earlier withdrawals from Afghanistan.
Persuading partners to emulate the U.S. military approach doesn’t necessarily work, new research finds.
A federal investigation of the Phoenix police.
“Fit for 55” lays out a detailed pathway to meet the E.U.’s 2030 climate commitments, on the way to carbon neutrality.
Douglass foresaw three possible paths for an irreconcilably divided U.S. Which will it take this time?
Policymakers and scholars may be missing important clues on how this sector operates.
New research reveals how contested waters have become maritime hotspots.
Many Americans worry more about the vaccines’ side effects than about covid-19. What messaging will reach them?
American support for the death penalty has declined steadily for 20 years, and is nearing its lowest level since the 1950s.
Communities should take care of their own through local churches and nonprofits, White Midwesterners told me.
Here’s the real challenge when governments no longer control sensitive information.
To find out, I looked at six ways to measure White attitudes on race -- and how those influenced their votes.
"Democracy is the art of running the circus from the monkey cage." -- H.L. Mencken