Daniel Woodburn examines the growing concern over the rise of Islamic extremism in North and West Africa.
Articles
Civil Society Organizations: Creating Change in China
Christine Martel-Fleming examines the barriers faced by Civil Society Organizations in China.
Lessons from Afghanistan and Libya: Coordinating with Operational Partners
By drawing lessons from the war in Libya and Afghanistan, the author Kristen Pue analyses NATO’s engagement with its Operational Partners.
Drafting a ‘Drone Convention’
“Paul Pryce makes the case for an international agreement regulating the use and production of drones.”
Za’atari: Tale of a Leviathan
Samir Mourani provides a glimpse into the life of Syrian refugees in Jordan’s Za’atari refugee camp.
A War of Egos
In her latest article, Rija Rasul discusses the role of pride in Indian-Pakistani relations.
Off With Your Head: Why the Brutal Killings Conducted By IS are the Norm, Not the Exception in Many Developing Countries
Hannah Styffe explains how the violence projected by IS mirrors similar political structures around the world.
U.S. Marine Corps Getting Closer to Recruiting Female Infantry Officers
Rebecca Mukuna reflects on the revolutionary decision made by the U.S. military to allow female soldiers the opportunity to try out for active combat roles.
Why Malala’s Win Is More Complicated Than You Think
The win of recent Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai is a positive sign, but many hurdles remain for the success of her ideals.
Partners on the Ground: NATO’s Operational Partners
In her latest commentary, Kristen Pue provides an analysis of NATO’s Operational Partners.