Saturday
May012010
MAY 2010
VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 3
Atlantic Rising
Lynn Morris
One NGO's expedition around the Atlantic rim and efforts to raise awareness of its shifting coastline.
Black Magic in The Hague
Institute For War & Peace Reporting
Hitler's birthday celebration: Serbian nationalist Vojislav Seselj explains why dates matter.
US Takes Cautious Steps Towards ICC
Institute For War & Peace Reporting
Obama seems keen to move closer, but domestic critics of the court urge restraint.
The Failings of Kurdish Media
Institute For War & Peace Reporting
Telling a lie to elicit the truth: is it so wrong?
Obama's Realpolitik
JON WESTERN
Afghanistan, nuclear policy, US-Israel relations, and more. (The Quiet American)
Beyond the Echo Chamber: How a Networked Progressive Media Can Reshape American Politics
H-NET REVIEW
Fat: A Cultural History of Obesity
H-NET REVIEW
Genocide: Truth, Memory, and Representation
H-NET REVIEW
Indian Secularism: A Social and Intellectual History, 1890-1950
H-NET REVIEW
Journalism's Roving Eye: A History of American Foreign Reporting
H-NET REVIEW
Surrendering to Utopia: An Anthropology of Human Rights
H-NET REVIEW
India's Latest Maoist Attack
ERIC RANDOLPH
The ruthless turn in Chhattisgarh, India.
Digital Media and UK Election Coverage
TIM STEVENS
Tweets beat the Beeb on speed, and ITV comes out ahead on substance: the end of tradition?
DoD Needs to Address Health Systems
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
A new think tank report on how the military should deal with three global health issues.
Exploiting An Expeditionary India
ERIC RANDOLPH
Indian exceptionalism and US foreign policy: a response to C. Raja Mohan.
Health Clinic Outside Mogadishu Overrun
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
Attacks against humanitarians aren't always strategic.
Lessons From Small Niche Conferences
CHARLI CARPENTER
Poster sessions, beer, and customer service...
Japan's Missing Hospital Ships
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
What Japan's dearth of hospital ships has to do with its Constitution and military capability.
Justice For All?
CHARLI CARPENTER
A response to a Foreign Affairs piece's attempt to reframe human rights discourse and practice.
Paying For the Sins of the Brother
ERIC RANDOLPH
Substitution tactics: questionable arrests in the Pune bombing case.
The Globe & Mail Does Africa
JOHN MATTHEW BARLOW
Bob Geldoff and Bono guest edit one of Canada's national newspapers as the country gears up for the G8 and G20 summits.
They'll Like Us When We Win
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
Lessons from the defeat of Sri Lanka's LTTE.
What "New Rules of War"?
CHARLI CARPENTER
Foreign Policy's issue on the "new rules of war" neglects one important detail: the rules of war.
Whither "Anti" -terrorism?
MICHAEL A. INNES
Follow up to a recent Foreign Policy article - splitting the difference between counterterrorism and counterinsurgency.
Features
Atlantic Rising
Lynn Morris
One NGO's expedition around the Atlantic rim and efforts to raise awareness of its shifting coastline.
Black Magic in The Hague
Institute For War & Peace Reporting
Hitler's birthday celebration: Serbian nationalist Vojislav Seselj explains why dates matter.
US Takes Cautious Steps Towards ICC
Institute For War & Peace Reporting
Obama seems keen to move closer, but domestic critics of the court urge restraint.
The Failings of Kurdish Media
Institute For War & Peace Reporting
Telling a lie to elicit the truth: is it so wrong?
Columns
Obama's Realpolitik
JON WESTERN
Afghanistan, nuclear policy, US-Israel relations, and more. (The Quiet American)
Reviews
Beyond the Echo Chamber: How a Networked Progressive Media Can Reshape American Politics
H-NET REVIEW
Fat: A Cultural History of Obesity
H-NET REVIEW
Genocide: Truth, Memory, and Representation
H-NET REVIEW
Indian Secularism: A Social and Intellectual History, 1890-1950
H-NET REVIEW
Journalism's Roving Eye: A History of American Foreign Reporting
H-NET REVIEW
Surrendering to Utopia: An Anthropology of Human Rights
H-NET REVIEW
Agenda Highlights
India's Latest Maoist Attack
ERIC RANDOLPH
The ruthless turn in Chhattisgarh, India.
Digital Media and UK Election Coverage
TIM STEVENS
Tweets beat the Beeb on speed, and ITV comes out ahead on substance: the end of tradition?
DoD Needs to Address Health Systems
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
A new think tank report on how the military should deal with three global health issues.
Exploiting An Expeditionary India
ERIC RANDOLPH
Indian exceptionalism and US foreign policy: a response to C. Raja Mohan.
Health Clinic Outside Mogadishu Overrun
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
Attacks against humanitarians aren't always strategic.
Lessons From Small Niche Conferences
CHARLI CARPENTER
Poster sessions, beer, and customer service...
Japan's Missing Hospital Ships
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
What Japan's dearth of hospital ships has to do with its Constitution and military capability.
Justice For All?
CHARLI CARPENTER
A response to a Foreign Affairs piece's attempt to reframe human rights discourse and practice.
Paying For the Sins of the Brother
ERIC RANDOLPH
Substitution tactics: questionable arrests in the Pune bombing case.
The Globe & Mail Does Africa
JOHN MATTHEW BARLOW
Bob Geldoff and Bono guest edit one of Canada's national newspapers as the country gears up for the G8 and G20 summits.
They'll Like Us When We Win
CHRISTOPHER ALBON
Lessons from the defeat of Sri Lanka's LTTE.
What "New Rules of War"?
CHARLI CARPENTER
Foreign Policy's issue on the "new rules of war" neglects one important detail: the rules of war.
Whither "Anti" -terrorism?
MICHAEL A. INNES
Follow up to a recent Foreign Policy article - splitting the difference between counterterrorism and counterinsurgency.
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