Iran: Taking Aim At Low Fertility And Women’s Mobility
Iran’s domestic policies affecting reproduction and women’s rights have taken several abrupt twists and turns since the revolution of 1980. Most recently,
Managing Across Boundaries Program Launches “Partners In Prevention” Project
Technological innovation, privatization, industrial development, trade and financial liberalization, and transnational production networks have been vital to the global economic growth of
September 28, 2012
Commentary
To Combat Sexual Violence in Liberia: A Need for Sharper Focus on Traditional Justice
The UN’s peacekeeping mission in Liberia has been working to reduce that country’s high rate of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), a
By Brian Finlay, Johan Bergenas and Esha Mufti – Although even the most cursory survey of the human condition today reveals wild
September 19, 2012
Commentary
Japan-China Relations: What Now?
Tension is quickly rising in Japan-China relations following the Japanese government’s decision to nationalize the Senkaku Islands (known in China as Diaoyutai)
A New Spring in the Middle East? The Emerging Nuclear Energy Renaissance
By Marianne Nari Fisher – The Middle East North Africa (MENA) Nuclear Construction Conference was hosted by the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt,