In Policy Options, IPD's Senior Washington Fellow Andrew Latham argues Canada must develop a disciplined, whole-of-government Arctic threat assessment. The post Policy Options — Why Canada Needs Arctic Threat Modelling Now appeared first on The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy - l’Institut pour la paix et la diplomatie.| The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy – l’Institut pour la paix et la dip...
This summer, I was honored to spend nearly a month in the Manila metropolitan area in the Philippines to conduct research for the Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy. It is important to recognize that the Philippines is an archipelago comprised of over 7,000 islands and is the land of hundreds of ethnolinguistic groups that have … Continue reading "How cultural institutions are dealing with the Philippines’ authoritarian past" The post How cultural institutions are dealing with the Ph...| Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
In early June, Hanna Gunnarsson picks up the phone in my native county of Skåne, a rolling region about the size of Connecticut that marks the southernmost end of Sweden. In a break between meetings, she is eager to discuss the NATO-related questions I posed over email. I am calling Gunnarsson, a Left Party deputy … Continue reading "Identity shift – or not? Understanding Sweden joining NATO"| Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
IPD’s Arta Moeini writes that Washington needs "a radical foreign policy unburdened by ideology, freed from the conceits of universalism, and grounded in the conservation of American strength." The post UnHerd — The Virtue of America First: Sovereign Realism is the Future appeared first on The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy - l’Institut pour la paix et la diplomatie.| The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy – l’Institut pour la paix et la dip...
What we are witnessing now, therefore—both domestically and internationally—is the rejection of the ideology that gave rise to the liberal international order in the first place in the name of particular interests and cultural norms. The post Israel and the Post-liberal World Order appeared first on The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy - l’Institut pour la paix et la diplomatie.| The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy – l’Institut pour la paix et la dip...
The Beltway’s primacist establishment is both destabilizing and accelerating the postwar order’s demise. The post The Revisionism of America’s Quest for Global Hegemony appeared first on The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy - l’Institut pour la paix et la diplomatie.| The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy – l’Institut pour la paix et la dip...
Allies in Europe, Asia, and Africa will need to adapt to a security environment in which the United States is less enmeshed in preserving the postwar, liberal internationalist status quo. The post Securing the Core: The Case for a Hemisphere-First U.S. National Defense Strategy appeared first on The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy - l’Institut pour la paix et la diplomatie.| The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy – l’Institut pour la paix et la dip...
Jeffrey A. Friedman, Dartmouth College 3 July 2025 | PDF: http://issforum.org/to/RE131 | Website: rjissf.org | X: @HDiplo Editor: Diane Labrosse Commissioning Editor: Daniel R. Hart Production Editor…| H-Diplo|RJISSF
Last May, while researching Scandinavian immigration policy through Yale’s Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy, I spent the first several days volunteering at the Copenhagen Democracy Summit. I noticed an odd dynamic between the Danish and international participants, as we congregated backstage for training. The Danes huddled on one side, speaking Danish, while the international volunteers … Continue reading "The Nordic Welfare State Model’s Migration Conundrum" The post The Nordic ...| Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
Growing up, the “migrant crisis” that had dominated news cycles, political campaigns and popular culture was an image of refugees traversing oceans, arriving to European shores, or crossing the southern border of the U.S. Lost in a discourse that so often robs displaced populations of their humanity, dignity and protections under international law, there is … Continue reading "Building Sustainable Migration Management Frameworks in the Global South" The post Building Sustainable Migrati...| Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
In October 2023, Congresswoman Cori Bush of Missouri became one of the first elected officials to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Beyond any foreign policy objections, some critics claimed the congresswoman was taking an anti-jobs stance that would cost her constituents well-paid positions at some of her district’s largest employers: two Boeing manufacturing plants … Continue reading "Examining Strategies for Politics and Protest of the American Labor Movement in Defense Manufacturing" The ...| Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
The newly minted secretary of state undermined the basis of primacy| Responsible Statecraft
How much will President-elect Donald Trump's administration pull back from involvement in the world during? Less than commonly believed.| The Bush School of Government & Public Service
The key question for the Euro-Atlantic states is whether they can adapt to the new multipolar global reality where they are no longer the self-appointed arbiters of other region's security orders.| The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy - l’Institut pour la paix et la diplo...