Humanitarian organizations won’t listen to groups on the ground, in part because of institutionalized racism
Here’s what prompted the push toward localization — and what’s blocking this change
Is Trump’s refugee policy really so extraordinary? The walk isn’t, but the talk is.
Michael Barnett - October 26, 2018
From its controversial separation of migrant families at the southern
John Bolton talks tough on the U.N. What’s his record really like?
David Bosco - March 27, 2018
President Trump’s selection of John Bolton to serve as his
Donald Trump’s foreign policy sounds familiar — but here’s what’s missing
Michael Barnett - November 13, 2016
[caption id="attachment_49426" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Then-presidential candidate Donald Trump at a campaign
Here’s why the WHO responded so differently to Zika and Ebola
Amy Patterson - April 4, 2016
[caption id="attachment_38417" align="aligncenter" width="908"] Municipal workers wait before spraying insecticide
What really unites and divides American and Israeli Jews
Michael Barnett - March 16, 2016
Last week the Pew Center released a survey of Israeli
The U.N. reviewed its peacekeeping. It ignored the 3 things that most need to change.
Songying Fang and Michael Barnett - October 14, 2015
[caption id="attachment_30441" align="aligncenter" width="908"] U.N peacekeepers in Lebanon wear masks
Thinking beyond the two-state solution
Michael Barnett - August 25, 2015
[caption id="attachment_28893" align="aligncenter" width="908"] A view of the Israeli barrier
Governing the World: A Review
Erik Voeten - January 3, 2013
The past decade has treated us to some excellent histories
United Nations’ Job Approval Ratings
Erik Voeten - February 25, 2010
A new Gallup World Affairs Poll shows that thirty-one percent