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Making Sense of the Republic and Its Diversity

How a changing France is challenging the country's ideas on race, equality, and the future of the republic

St. Petersburg’s Chinese Towers

The economic foundations of a new Sino-Russian "strategic partnership"

Tahrir Square and Egyptian Solidarity

Giacomo Bagarella reflects on his experience attending the May 27th protests in Egypt's Tahrir Square.

On Being a Feminist in Russia

Are Russian women subject to patriarchal cultural expectations, or simply following a set of harmless social conventions?

Between Accident and Intention: Revisiting State Failure

The labeling of failed states as “intentional” clouds the actual lack of control governments in such states often have.

(Sting’s) Intro to US-Russian Relations

Socially, relations between the U.S. and Russia have come an incredibly long way over the past two decades. Political relations, however, still have a long way to go.

Growing Social Capital in the T-dot Hoods: Part 1

Lena Bae muses on her summer working with the Community Development Unit in Toronto.

Israeli Oil: Black Gold in the Holy Land

New technology enabling the extraction of shale oil from Israel's Shfela Basin could well be one of the most geo-politically consequential discoveries of the twenty-first century.

Of "A Gay Girl in Damascus" and the Real New Media

I suggest tuning into the medium-sized brouhaha that has emerged in the wake of "A Gay Girl in Damascus" - an affair far more morally and politically significant than what a Long Island congressman decided to do with his digitally-rendered private parts.

Not on Oil Alone

Hugo Chavez’s rule grows complex