How Burma’s Democrats Can Outflank the Military
Aung San Suu Kyi and the NLD must pursue reform cautiously in order to avoid a military backlash.
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Author: John Indergaard
John Indergaard is a junior in the College of Arts & Sciences at Cornell University, majoring in Government and minoring in International Relations and East Asian Studies. He is particularly interested in U.S. foreign policy, electoral authoritarianism, and issues of force projection and soft power.
Managing the Turkish-Kurd Conflict Should be a U.S. Priority
The U.S. is allowing Turkey to become more authoritarian and opposed to the anti-ISIL effort.
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Burkina Faso: A Fragile Win for Democracy in West Africa
Coups in Africa are usually successful. How did democracy beat the odds in Burkina Faso?
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