What does Feminism mean to you?
Can you take a second to share? Whether you are or aren’t a Feminist, you probably have some thoughts on the subject. A colleague is running a very informal survey […]
Way of the Gun: Half of U.S. Firearms Retailers Rely on Mexico’s Demand
This is my latest post from the US Institute of Peace International Network for Economics and Conflict. You can find it originally published on the INEC blog here. Gun control […]
Ending the Drug War is On The Table
An end to the war on drugs may not yet be a publicly discussed policy option in D.C., but it seems like the rest of country is coming around. Obama, […]
“Border Violence Spillover to the U.S. Needs to Be Acknowledged”
This article: “Border Violence Spillover to the U.S. Needs to Be Acknowledged” has me thinking. Sylvia Longmire, the author of the article over at Fox Latino, is a former senior […]
Business & Peace: The End of the Zero-Sum Game
I’ve been trying to debunk the “zero-sum game” since I first heard of it. Last month I had the opportunity to write a blog post for the United States Institute […]
CGA students and alumni present on peacebuilding metrics at conference in D.C.
Reblogged from The Global Citizen: Five current and former MSGA students presented papers at the recent conference, “Peace Metrics, Peace Economics and the Role of Business,” sponsored by American University […]
Second thoughts on riots
Reblogged from Resource Curse: A friend recently pointed me in the direction of an insightful blog post by a former professor, Tim Burke, on the riots. Tim Burke is a […]
