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To Santorum et al: What would Reagan do?
A group of self-proclaimed climate conservatives operates a website positing what Reagan would do about climate change, making for interesting reading.
Call for Student Book Reviewers
Did you know that e-IR features regular reviews of books and articles which fall under the remit of international politics? If you feel inspired to write a review of something you are reading/have read, we would be happy to consider it for the site.
The Shift to the Pacific
America will find more ways to project more power from a distance and less reasons to be constantly on scene. It is a slow walk home, not a major change.
U.S. Legislation Could Shut Down the Internet
Hopefully, Congress will come to its senses and PIPA and SOPA will be defeated. If not, President Obama should announce his intentions to veto both, and the White House should announce a plan to tackle the very real issues of online piracy and intellectual property theft.
Cultural symbols, biocolonialism and the commodification of rural and indigenous bodies
The world’s most powerful institutions and corporations are now interested in subaltern people, because they represent a commercial “opportunity”.
Notice: Website Upgrades
e-IR may have short bouts of downtime / slow loading times as we finalise some upgrades and work on our new interface. So expect some bugs, broken stuff, and imperfections as we work.
MORE THAN TEN MONTHS TO GO
The US presidential election is more than ten months off and it is going to be, to borrow a phrase from the unloved Donald Rumsfeld, a long, hard slog to get there. The Republican nominee is yet to emerge from the messy competition that began months ago and seems likely to stretch on for months more.
Tea with Madam Secretary, Part II
The following is one of the questions I asked Secretary Albright: Do you see the decision by the Security Council to vote in favour of a US-led military engagement as the beginning of a significant development in a movement towards protecting human security at the expense of national sovereignty?
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