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Why have so many Muslim communities embraced radicalism?

Kosovo · Kosovo

Why have so many Muslim communities embraced radicalism?

Over two decades have passed since the horrifying 9/11 attacks. Do we have a consensus understanding of the radicalization process in communities that supported or filled the ranks of jihadist groups, including the likes of al-Qaeda, the Islamic State, Hamas, and the Taliban? The answer (see also here) is a resounding no! As more political science scholars conduct terrorism research than scholars from any other discipline, they have a vested int…Read Article

Trump ramps up antisemitism crackdown following killings of Israeli Embassy staffers

54% Right coverage: 39 sources

The White House is ramping up its crackdown on antisemitism in the wake of the Washington shooting that left two young Israeli Embassy staffers dead Wednesday night. US Politics · United States See the Story

Joseph Nye’s other big idea

Renowned international relations scholar and practitioner Joseph S. Nye passed away last week. Numerous tributes have been written, noting his high quality scholarship and influence on US foreign policy. While most have discussed his major idea–soft power–I’d encourage today’s IR scholars to look into his work on complex interdependence as well. Soft power and Nye’s legacy Many have noted his specific contributions to our understanding of intern…United States · United States Read Article

National Security and Foreign Third-Party Litigation Financing (TPLF)

Third-party litigation financing (TPLF) allows outside investors to fund another party’s lawsuit. While TPLF can broaden access to legal recourse, it raises concerns that U.S. adversaries and competitors could be using it to steal intellectual property (IP), obtain confidential business or industry information, and harass U.S. businesses. The post Perspective – National Security Implications of Foreign Third-Party Litigation Financing appeared f…United States · United States See the Story

The Vatican’s Quiet Intelligence Legacy and Why It Matters Now

On Easter Monday, Pope Francis died at the age of 88. His passing marked the end of a 12-year papacy characterized by a commitment to the poor, an insistence on peace over posturing, and an often-controversial emphasis on mercy over rules. As white smoke issues from the Vatican–indicating a new pope has been chosen–most commentary has focused on familiar terrain: his views on women, LGBTQ+ rights, his political moderation, his Latin American ide…Pope Francis · Vatican City Read Article

The frustrating wisdom of Pope Francis’ international mediation

I was born a proud Protestant. A Lutheran in a town still marked by Catholic-Protestant tensions, with Catholic friends who told me I don’t worship right, neighbors who claimed Catholics were polytheists, and a grandmother who wore orange on St. Patrick’s Day (I never quite got that, as we had no connection to Ireland). But I also felt drawn to the Roman Catholic church. As I read more theology and myth in college, I appreciated the mysteries in…Pope Francis See the Story

Big Man, Big Heart

This a crosspost from Saideman’s Semi-Spew. This week, we found out that Brandon Valeriano died. It is quite gutting as he had such a terrific spirit, and he was too damned young. Brandon stood out from the crowd at all the conferences as he was literally bigger than most of us, and he was also one of the very few Latinos in the field of IR. But mostly he stood out because he was always surrounded by the large groups of friends and mentees he …Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

Trump’s goal to ‘un-unite’ Russia, China unlikely to work and could backfire

40% Left coverage: 10 sources

If creating a fissure between Moscow and Beijing is indeed the ultimate aim, Trump's vision is both naive and shortsighted.Donald Trump See the Story

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