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The Incomprehensible Conflict

Laura Mirviss - April 2, 2009

Conflict in the Congo and the changing nature of violence For over ten years, an unrelenting war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has...

The Wars of Today

Daniel Handlin - April 2, 2009

What Israel in Gaza tells us about modern warfare If there is one lesson that modern security institutions have learned about combating terrorist insurgencies, it...

A Persistent Evil

Catherine Cook - April 2, 2009

How the world can end human trafficking Some evils are hard to shake. To the surprise of many, an estimated 27 million people are currently...

Crisis in International Finance

Taylor Lane - April 2, 2009

Is a new international financial regulatory system necessary? The federal takeover of U.S. mortgage-lending giants Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac in the wake of the...

The Kurds: Nation Without a State

Candice Kountz - April 2, 2009

When identity binds and borders divide Since the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, the relative peace of Iraqi Kurdistan has been a notable, if...

Weathering the Storm

Jonathan Padilla - April 2, 2009

Anticipating the next pandemic In 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated the American Gulf Coast, killing thousands and destroying the region’s economy. Such natural disasters cannot...