The Journal sat down with Senator Chuck Hagel to ask him a few questions about how his experience in the public and private sector has influenced his foreign policy…
The Moroccan parliamentary elections, which took place on November 25th, are the latest example that the euphoria of the Arab Spring may have been premature. While the election results and…
For many years sovereignty over the South China Sea (SCS) has been a contentious subject for China and several of its Southeast Asian[1] neighbors due to their overlapping…
Bangladesh, a South Asian country slightly smaller than the state of Iowa, is home to approximately 50 times as many people and lies almost entirely at or below sea level.
Read Waltz’s original piece: Is Kenneth Waltz Still M.A.D. About Nukes? In the winter of 2000, the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs interviewed Kenneth…
On 30 September 2011, the United States used an automated drone to kill Yemeni-American and prominent al-Qaida operative Anwar al-Aulaki in the Jawf province of Yemen. Al-Aulaki had leveraged his…
Early October saw more violence against Egyptian Christians. Although reports are still murky (see 1, 2, 3), security forces and men in civilian clothes – perhaps rioters,…
With much of the world’s attention fixed on the Middle East, China has aggressively positioned itself as the dominant force in the resource-rich South China Sea. Laying claim to…
On 26 September 2011, India and Pakistan engaged in a fresh round of trade diplomacy. Islamabad heralded the talks as the beginning of a ‘golden era’ in trade relations between…
On Wednesday, October 19 2011, Georgetown students and faculty gathered to hear Jürgen Habermas deliver a lecture on myth and ritual. Habermas, who is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the…
