News: Governance
How South Korea’s Yoon Suk-yeol Capitalized on Anti-Feminist Backlash to Win the Presidency
March 10, 2022Sharon Yoon, assistant professor of Korean studies, explores rising anti-feminist sentiments in Korea and their role in the presidential election in a Time article. “[The main […]
Is there a playbook for defending democracy?
February 1, 2022Democracy is a necessary condition for integral human development (IHD). In seeking the development of every person and the whole person, we must keep in […]
Op-Ed: Rokita, Desantis-type comments on Chinese influence are politics. We need policy.
January 27, 2022In an op-ed for Indy Star, Kyle Jaros, associate professor of global affairs, discusses US efforts to scrutinize communities’ engagement with organizations and individuals employed […]
Rising weapons spending and warped priorities
January 12, 2022In December, the US House of Representatives approved a gargantuan military budget of more than $778 billion, a significant increase over what the Biden administration […]
To end war in Afghanistan, Taliban demand Afghan president’s removal
August 12, 2021David Cortright, director of the Keough School’s Global Policy Initiative, and Madhav Joshi, associate research professor, chart a path for a peace agreement in Afghanistan […]