Abstract:The election of Donald Trump as president was a product of four decades of American system failure. Beginning in the 1970s, vast areas of the country de-...
Abstract:Jannie Botes and I arrived at CCAR – as it was then – at more or less the same time, in the autumn of 1988. I came as a newly appointed faculty to...
Abstract:Iraq has long been affected by political turmoil, the most recent being the invasion of the Islamic State, who have been oppressing the local population and...
Abstract:On Friday, February 24, 2017, Friends of Angola, an NGO founded by MS alumnus Florindo Chivucute, held a presentation at S-CAR to present on their newest...
Abstract:Thirty years ago, tens of millions of Americans had a straightforward process for keeping up with current events. They read local newspapers each morning, and...
Abstract:Indonesia absorbed the region known as West Papua in 1969 following the withdrawal of the Dutch colonial administration. This development has resulted in a...
Abstract:Almost one year ago, I co-authored a position paper for the Peace and Justice Studies Association (PJSA) titled International Migration and Refugee Crisis...
Abstract:Dear Mr. Ambassador:As Dean of the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University, I write to express my deep condolences on the death...
Abstract:This is a short interview conducted with Dr. Fariba Parsa, Founder and President of WELL - Women's E-Learning in Leadership. The organization originated at...
Abstract:Shortly after the Islamic Revolution in Iran in the late 1970s, my mother marched in the streets of Iran to fight for women's basic right to freedom and...
Abstract:The death of Islam Karimov in September 2016 from a stroke came as a shock not only to the people of Uzbekistan but to the entire Central Asian region. The...
Abstract:Amir S. Abu-El-Hawa, an undergraduate student at Mason, recently returned to the U.S. after taking part in an international security study in Switzerland. He...
