Op-Eds - School of International Relations

Weapons of Mass Desctruction, by Eileen Servidio, Ph.D.

Do Presidential Debates Really Matter?, by Douglas A. Yates, Professor at the American Graduate School in Paris

Dispatches from the Undeclared War in the American Southwest, by Dave Feldman, Candidate in the International Relations and Diplomacy program at the American Graduate School in Paris

Diplomacy's New Mindset: Soft Power, Hard Work", by Ambassador Wilfried Bolewski, Ph.D.

The Execution of Troy Davis, by Eileen Servidio, Ph.D.

Losing Your Cool: The Precarious Nature of the Iranian Presidency, by Dena S. Behi, AGS Alumna, M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy

Enough Already About Dominique Strauss-Kahn, by Eileen Servidio, Ph.D.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn: What is a Grand Jury? By Douglas Yates, Ph.D.

Tocqueville, Islam, and Democracy, by Alan Kahan, Ph.D.

The Peace Island Concept, by Douglas Yates, Ph.D.

France's Proposed Legal Reform Concerning Investigating Judges, by Eileen Servidio, Ph.D.

The Climate Change 'Debate': Who Gains?By Steve McGiffen, Ph.D.

Improving the Accountability of Corporations for Violations of International Humanitarian Law Through Soft Law Instruments, by Régis Bismuth, Ph.D.

The Larger Context of Haiti's Earthquake, by Patrick Clairzier, M.A.

Power, Accumulation and Violence in Françafrique, by Douglas Yates, Ph.D.