For rural Chinese,economic reform is worth the 40-year wait By Matthew Chitwood | January 29, 2019 With benefits finally trickling down, support for President Xi is running high.
Foreign Policy: Neri Zilber on Israeli security By ICWA Staff | January 29, 2019 Stability and cooperation in the West Bank are threatened by Congress's pro-Israel law.
Pramila Jayapal featured in The Nation By ICWA Staff | January 28, 2019 From ICWA fellow and lifelong organizer to key player in Congress.
Cultural Anthropology: Amelia Frank-Vitale on hope and death at the US border By ICWA Staff | January 25, 2019 'In Honduras, life isn't worth anything.'
Foreign Policy: Malia Politzer on Spanish nationalism By ICWA Staff | January 25, 2019 The rise of a new far-right party shows populism is rising, but does it matter?
THE CABLE PODCAST: Is 2019 pivotal for the democratic world order? By ICWA Staff | January 24, 2019 A discussion with the Transatlantic Democracy Working Group.
The Daily Beast: Neri Zilber on Israeli security By ICWA Staff | January 24, 2019 The Palestinian security force is about to lose all US aid.
World Politics Review: Robbie Corey-Boulet on Ivorian politics By ICWA Staff | January 17, 2019 How the International Criminal Court's acquittal of former President Laurent Gbagbo of war crimes charges will affect the country.
They made it to France.Now these African teens are stuck in limbo By Karina Piser | January 15, 2019 A flawed asylum process is depriving young migrants of their rights.
The New Republic: Eve Fairbanks on South Africa’s post-apartheid era By ICWA Staff | January 10, 2019 Did bringing down Jacob Zuma save democracy, and can the answer offer clues about post-Trump America?
