The Dragon and the Eagle: A Strategic Relationship between the US and Vietnam
Prior to visiting Vietnam for the APEC summit in early November, Xi Jinping called on Vietnam to settle future South China Sea disputes with China […]
The Pardee Perspective: March 22nd, 2018
Africa Rwanda: On March 21st, more than 40 African nations signed a free trade pact in Kigali, Rwanda, creating the African Continental Free Trade Area […]
A conversation with Professor Julie Klinger (Part 2)
This is the second half of a two-part interview series with Professor Julie Klinger, Professor of International Relations at the Pardee School of Global Studies. […]
The Pardee Perspective: March 15th, 2018
Asia North Korea: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un agreed to sit for a negotiation with President Trump, potentially to discuss denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula. President […]
The Pardee Perspective: March 8th, 2018
Africa Burkina Faso: Al-Qaeda affiliated militants carried out parallel attacks in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, on Friday, March 2nd. They targeted the army’s […]
The Pardee Perspective: March 1st, 2018
Europe Germany: Elections in September were inconclusive in their results, leaving the final makeup of the new government open to negotiation. Angela Merkel’s party, the […]
A conversation with Professor Julie Klinger (Part 1)
Next week Professor Julie Klinger, Professor of International Relations at the Pardee School of Global Studies, will be bringing indigenous leaders, NGO activists, and environmental […]
Book Review: The Orphan Scandal – Beth Baron
In her book The Orphan Scandal – Christian Missionaries and the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood, Beth Baron, Professor of Middle Eastern Studies at the […]
Independence is Freedom
The United States should support an independent Iraqi Kurdistan Since the vote for independence took place in Iraqi Kurdistan on the 25th of September, there […]
Ocean conservation with an eye toward the future: Managing marine protected areas for climate resilience
Terrestrial systems have long been the favored child in conservation campaigns and climate policy. This bias is understandable – humans live on land, not in […]
