Tag: Regimes & Governance

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Dialogues

The Future of Cyprus with Cypriot Ambassador Leonidas Pantelides

How do you think your conflict with Turkey [regarding Turkish Cyprus] will turn out within the next decade? We don’t call it conflict with Turkey, of course. We are engaged…

October 25, 2017

Society & Culture

Laboratory of Democracy? Turkey’s Scientific Institutions After the July 15 Coup

Established in 1963 to support state-led economic planning, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK) identifies and promotes areas where government…

October 7, 2017

Human Rights & Development

Time for Renewal of Religious Independence in Uzbekistan

Over the centuries, Muslim scholars from Uzbekistan have contributed much to history. The Uzbek mathematician Al-Khorezmi is widely known as the “Father of Algebra.” The…

September 21, 2013

Global Governance

View From Beirut: Failures of the Lebanese Political System

Lebanon is, for lack of a better phrase, a failed state. Living there, I have found this as the most important, yet least understood, fact in attempting to grant Lebanon its…

August 23, 2013

Global Governance

Prime Minister Abe’s Diplomatic Agenda

Last month, the ruling coalition in Japan won a resounding electoral victory in the Upper House elections, giving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and…

August 13, 2013

Global Governance

Mutual Frustration: The State of Russian-American Relations

When President Obama first came into office in January 2009, his administration announced that it wanted to improve Russian-American relations, which it believed had deteriorated…

August 9, 2013

Online Archive

‘O Gigante Acordou’: Brazilian National Protests for Policy Reforms and Why They Matter

This was only the beginning of an outbreak of national protests against more than just the increase of bus and metro fares; droves of mostly middle-class Brazilians began to go…

July 29, 2013

Online Archive

The ASEAN Synthesis: Human Rights, Non-Intervention, and the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration

The ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD) has been welcomed as the most impressive commitment to protecting human rights within ASEAN ever created. At the same time, others have…

July 26, 2013

Online Archive

Forum: The Integration of Regions

Regional integration and regional organizations are two sides of the same coin although at times stamped with different metals. Regional organizations are often characterized by…

July 26, 2013

Online Archive

The Arctic Council as Regional Body

The Arctic Council (AC) is an intergovernmental organization that, since its creation in 1996, has been widely recognized as one of the most progressive regional bodies in the…

July 26, 2013