Join Darshana M. Baruah for a discussion of her new book "The Contest for the Indian Ocean And the Making of a New World Order." Throughout history, the Indian Ocean has been an essential space for ...
The Mexico Institute is accepting applications for qualified students (advanced undergraduate or graduate), or recent graduates interested in being a part-time (20-35 hours/week), in-person or hybrid ...
Before taking on this task in 2023, he worked in various political functions: as long-time Head of Office for Guido Westerwelle and as State Secretary in the Foreign Office. He gained business ...
The Balkans in general and Macedonia in particular have been characterized by widespread multi-lingualism. Ironically, while the term Balkanization has come to mean "fragmentation," the linguistic ...
Over the past few years, Southeast Asian states have begun either significantly increasing their investments in coast guards and other maritime law enforcement agencies (MLEAs) or have considered ...
The upsurge in Mexico’s violence is the result of a multi-level, uncoordinated judicial system that has been incapable of controlling criminal networks that are increasingly fractured and ...
This paper is a continuation of the series Building Resilient Communities in Mexico: Civic Responses to Crime and Violence, a multiyear effort by the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson ...
Peter Gross is Professor and Gaylord Family Chair in International Communication and Director of the Institute for Research and Training, Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the ...
When and why are international rules binding? Focusing on questions of state security, The Fog of Law considers the nature of obligation in international law. In so doing, it challenges the prevailing ...
High Caucasus is Tom Parfitt's wonderfully atmospheric memoir-cum-travel narrativeabout the 1,000-mile walk he made to lay to rest a ghost. On the 1 September 2004, at the Beslan siege in Russia when ...