International Science and Technology

America’s 123 Agreements: Inhibiting Trade and Nuclear Non-Proliferation Policy

By Brad Simmons
Staff Writer
October 10, 2011

So-called “123 agreements”, meant to safeguard against nuclear proliferation, are doing more harm than good.


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


Drone Wars: Armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

By Andrew Callam
Volume XVIII, No. 3: Winter 2010

On August 5, 2009, two Hellfire missiles fired from an American Predator drone crashed through the roof of a house in northwest Pakistan.


BOOK REVIEW: The Hawk and the Dove

By Carlos Guevara
Staff Writer
January 31, 2010

Nicholas Thompson, The Hawk and the Dove: Paul Nitze, George Kennan, and the History of the Cold War (Henry Holt and Co., 2009)


Final Countdown to Copenhagen: Is an agreement possible?

Ana Carolina Lessa
Staff Writer
December 5, 2009

While the United States Congress debates climate change legislation and President Barack Obama urges the country to cut 17 percent of emissions by 2020, world leaders gear up for the U.N.