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Exceptional Victims

The resistance to the Vietnam War was the most diverse and dynamic antiwar movement in U.S. history. We have all but forgotten it today.

Christian G. Appy

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War & Security

Global Justice, Politics

Writing Human Rights and Getting It Wrong

The West likes morality plays with clear heroes and villains, in which we play the role of savior.

Alex de Waal

War & Security

I Was Hacked by ISIS

With terrorism scares aplenty, how worried should one be?

Judith Levine

Global Justice, War & Security

In Syria, Keeping the Faith

Democratic forces persist amid brutal regime violence and sectarian conflict.

Elizabeth Shakman Hurd

Politics, War & Security

Matters of Choice

The United States will lose the war for control of the Middle East.

Andrew J. Bacevich, Stephen Kinzer

Literature & Culture, Politics

Machinations of Wicked Men

Niall Ferguson’s protestations aside, Henry Kissinger was the quintessential foreign policy realist.

Jonathan Kirshner

Global Justice, War & Security

Syria after the Ceasefire

Negotiations may ease the humanitarian crisis—while strengthening Assad.

Stephen Zunes

Global Justice, Politics

Turkey Descends into Authoritarianism

Fears of terrorism, and President Erdoğan’s rivalry with an exiled theologian, have become excuses for censorship and repression.

Umar Farooq

Science & Nature, War & Security

Technology Derailed

Railways are leaving themselves at risk of dangerous hacking—and they know it.

Bryce Emley

Science & Nature, War & Security

Weaponizing Syria’s Water

For anti-Assad rebels, a southern spring has become a kind of suicide bomb.

Alisa Reznick

Politics, War & Security

In San Bernardino, a Crime—Not an Act of War

The massacre led immediately to national security fantasies.

Joseph Margulies

Global Justice, War & Security

Paris in Terror

The history of terrorism in France offers lessons in how best to respond to the Paris attacks.

Julian Bourg

Global Justice, Politics

America’s Refugee Debt

It is time for the United States to take responsibility for the war it encouraged in Syria.

Aziz Z. Huq

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