International Science and Technology

As the U.S. Pivots East, Russia Pivots North

By Jennifer Cayias
Contributor
April 22, 2013

The Obama administration has clearly communicated a shift in the United States’ geopolitical focus to the Asian arena. While this shift is well justified, the White House should ensure it does not ignore developments in the Arctic arena.


The End of a Frontier: Obama’s Cyber Order

By Andrew Reddie
Contributor
March 3, 2013

President Obama’s recent Executive Order contains several limitations that will hinder American efforts to bolster cybersecurity.


Climate Change and Cooperation in "Chindia"

By Madhumitha Madhavan
Staff Editor
May 14, 2012

The energy partnership between China and India could become a leading example of progress on climate change.


Book Review: Hyperconflict, Globalization, and Insecurity

By Anand Datla
Contributor
May 14, 2012

James Mittelman describes what global conflict will look like in the not-too-distant future .


2011 Fall Edition

Understanding the Root Causes of Conflicts: Why It Matters for International Crisis Management
Marie Doucey


Revolution.com: Political Reform & the Rise of the Internet in China

By Chris Economou
Contributor
May 2, 2011

It is 2 P.M., and a group of young, would-be protesters are being led away by Beijing police from the local McDonalds.


The Dirt from Canada

By George Jagels
Contributor
February 14, 2011

United States – Canada relations are as boring as they are friendly.


Cyberspace: The Next Battle Frontier

By Elizabeth Finan
Staff Writer
August 2, 2010

Mention the word “cybersecurity,” and the conversation is guaranteed to evolve into a frightening run-down of doomsday scenarios: planes colliding in mid-air, massive blackouts due to power grid failu