France’s experience with terrorism has upended conceptions about free speech By Karina Piser | July 5, 2018 As secularism and Charlie Hebdo become sacred, any criticism of the Republic is considered a threat.
Rolling Stone: ‘This is not about policy, this is about right and wrong.’ By ICWA Staff | June 28, 2018 Pramila Jayapal on immigration.
World Politics Review: Robbie Corey-Boulet on the controversial US presence in West Africa By ICWA Staff | June 27, 2018 Secrecy is affecting the region’s fragile democracies.
World Policy Journal: Amelia Frank-Vitale on Hondurans returning home By ICWA Staff | June 27, 2018 Snapshots of life after deportation.
Realpolitik in rural China By Matthew Chitwood | June 14, 2018 What Chinese villagers think about a looming trade war.
US ‘criminalizing and dehumanizing’ migrants By ICWA Staff | June 13, 2018 Watch highlights from ICWA's panel "The migration cycle: The US role in Latin American migration."
Karina Piser speaks at Anglophone library in Angers By Karina Piser | June 12, 2018 Outlines how the debate around secularism has evolved in the wake of recent terrorism in France.
The Daily Beast: Neri Zilber on a liquor that dissolves borders By ICWA Staff | June 12, 2018 "Everyone drinks, even Muslims."
‘Reactionary imperialist’ ICWA fellow interviews Chinese communist convert in 1949 By ICWA Staff | June 4, 2018 A leading China scholar, Doak Barnett played a critical role in the Nixon-Kissinger opening to China.
Why hysteria about Islam is clouding France’s fight against radicalization By Karina Piser | June 1, 2018 A new controversy over the headscarf is distracting the authorities.
