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On Punishment: Breivik, Justice, & Philosophy

Author - November 4, 2012

The difference between restorative and retributive justice warrants a closer examination of their respective philosophical assumptions and their pragmatic societal costs.

Pacific Pivot

Author - November 2, 2012

Australia’s Dilemma Between Strategy and Culture in the South Pacific

The Gangs of Syria

Author - October 31, 2012

Can Syria survive without Assad?

Jordan's Visionary

Author - October 25, 2012

Analyzing the Middle East's most progressive leader.

Utilitarianism and The Neoconservative Conceit

Author - October 22, 2012

What J.S. Mill would say about modern American adventurism.

A New Beginning for Georgia

Author - October 15, 2012

With the surprise election of billionaire Bidzina Ivanashvili, Georgian Dream presents an alternative to standard second-world power transitions.

Does U.S. Support of Israel Encourage Iran to Go Nuclear?

Author - October 15, 2012

America's funding of Israeli military coffers has the unintended effect of driving Iranian nuclear ambitions.

Fighting for Malala

Author - October 14, 2012

The shooting attack of 14-year-old Malala Yusufzai is a wake-up call for Pakistanis to combat religious violence.

On Recession and Secession

Author - October 9, 2012

A review of Foreign Policy's special feature "Who Won the Great Recession?"

Mexico's PRI: Repeating History or Looking Forward?

Author - September 1, 2012

Since reclaiming the Mexican presidency after twelve years out of power, the PRI presents a test to the future of multiparty democracy in Mexico City.