The promotion of democracy throughout the world has always been touted as a core American value dating back to the country’s origins, but following the terrorist attacks on 9/11, this value has develo
THE SCHOLAR
Looking for Problems, not Solutions: Proposing a Risk Assessment Unit In Shaping Foreign Policy
Why is it that financial institutions and insurance companies have risk assessment specialists while Presidents and Prime Ministers do not?
THE SCHOLAR: Why Yemen is Not on the Verge of Collapse
The Al-Houthis war in the North, the secessionist movement in the South, and Al-Qaeda cells in throughout the country are not new problems to Yemen.
COUNTERPOINT: When Questioning the U.S. Military is Wrong
In the recent International Affairs Review article “The Scholar: When Questioning the US Military is Right,” Dr.
THE SCHOLAR: When Questioning the U.S. Military Is Right
President Obama’s speech on Afghanistan on December 1st, has settled, for the moment, the debate over the role of the United States in that troubled nation.