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The Splintering of the Islamic State
As of late January 2017, the US-backed Iraqi forces have declared Eastern Mosul liberated from the grasp of the Islamic…
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Venezuela’s Opposition: Strategy and Violence
Anti-government protests called by the Venezuelan opposition Wednesday in the capital of Caracas (3 dead) were the characteristic mix of…
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The Wrong Side of History? A New Path for the American Left
During the election, no one on the political Left engaged in the mental exercise of visualizing an America with a…
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Unpacking the Consequences of Trump’s Airstrikes
On April 6th, Donald Trump ordered an attack on Syrian regime assets, “retaliating” against its most recent use of nerve…
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US-EU Policy: Conflict in GMOs and Privacy Rights
Abstract Despite friendly appearances, there is a growing policy gap between the US and the EU, be it in military capacity, attitudes…
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A Modern Red Scare
As it pertains to the supposed relationship between Russia and Team Trump, and especially between Russia and President Trump himself,…
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Globalization’s Populist Offspring: The Political Landscape of 2017
Concerned murmurs of “populism” hang over many political movements that emerged in 2016. The word littered headlines, describing political parties,…
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The Forebears of Trump’s Team of Realists
For most of the American foreign policy commentariat, myself included, the greatest and most horrendous legacy of a Trump Presidency…
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In Theory: The View of Podemos from the Americas
When Pablo Iglesias beat out his deputy and philosophical counterweight Errejón for leadership of Podemos in early February, he made…
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Glimpse Talks: Clinton’s Strategy
In this podcast, Glimpse Senior Correspondent Luke Phillips interviews Dr. Boys on the foreign policy trends and incidents of the…
