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Devin Stewart Interviews Seth Kaplan on “Fixing Fragile States”
Written byThe core theme is this idea of social cohesion and of what the most appropriate institutions are that might make states work better. I talk a lot about how, for a country to become stable and to develop strong governance and to move forward, it’s very important that the country […]
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Yemen on the brink – will Saleh’s resignation lead to democratic reform?
Written byEven if Yemen manages to avoid civil war, the country’s many economic and security challenges may undermine democratic reform. In setting the post-Saleh agenda, will Yemen’s disparate opposition movements be able to outmaneuver the country’s established powers? read more
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A haphazard constitutional compromise
Written byEgypt’s constitutional process is still in the beginning stages… read more
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Tell the world’s leaders to take notice
Written byWith over 1,300 Syrian protesters already killed, we must demand that the world’s leaders see these images and call on the Syrian government to: stop shooting demonstrators, release political prisoners, allow human rights monitors access, and urgently honor the Syrian people’s demands for true democracy. read more
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The current situation in Syria
Written byAyman Abdul Naour, founder and editor of chief of all4syria,info on the current situation in Syria and possible solutions.
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The Power of Ideas
Written by Sebastian ChristAfghanistan is an arena in which the global political conflicts of the 21st century are all written large. Does this benefit the country? Building a new state in Afghanistan is the first democratic state-building project undertaken by Europeans outside of their own continent. Former colonial powers such as Germany, France, […]