World Politics Review: Robbie Corey-Boulet on Congo’s crises By ICWA Staff | January 10, 2019 Can the president help end a conflict his election started?
The Atlantic: Gregory Feifer on the Soviet war in Afghanistan By ICWA Staff | January 4, 2019 KGB poisonings, Coca-Cola and other facts about the 1979 invasion belie the White House version of events.
Foreign Policy: Neri Zilber on Israel’s early elections By ICWA Staff | January 4, 2019 The April vote is set to be a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Atlantic: Karina Piser on Europe’s border closures By ICWA Staff | January 3, 2019 Changing immigration laws spur deeper divides.
Housework and homecoming By Matthew Chitwood | December 20, 2018 Part II: Practicing hospitality in rural China.
Apply for an internship at ICWA By ICWA Staff | December 18, 2018 Send cover letter and resume to rebecca@icwa.org.
Who are the Yellow Vests? By Karina Piser | December 14, 2018 A new alignment of interests may be transforming grassroots protest in France.
The New Republic: Karina Piser on France’s Yellow Vests movement By ICWA Staff | December 12, 2018 Urban districts and rural whites come together in opposition to Macron.
Migration tests French values By Karina Piser | December 11, 2018 At a trial of migrant-rights activists on the French-Italian border.
VIDEO: Anatomy of Victory Highlights By ICWA Staff | December 5, 2018 Author John Caldwell and panel discuss his new book Anatomy of Victory.
