A runner-up in the International Affairs Student Writing Compeition, this essay examines human trafficking from the perspective of three Southeast Asian countries and the necessity to consider... Read More...

There has not been a single woman leader of the five major development banks, in their more than fifty year history..It's time there is.  By Choop Sadkam. (10/07/2016)

This essay from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, explores the rarely recognized relationsh... Read More...

Buoyed by the migrant crisis, Europe’s populist and far-right movements are experiencing a Renaissance. By Lisdey Espinoza Pedraza and Markus Heinrich. (05/26/2016)

In this essay from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, an analysis of Eritrea's precariou... Read More...

Migrants? Asylum Seekers?  It's necessary to have accurate terminology for those fleeing from their homelands into Europe. By Tim S. Braimah and Andreas Yiannaros. (05/09/2016)

Taiwan’s Zika pandemic preparedness solves issues at home while giving it a boost in the eyes of the world. By Justin Cheung .(04/29/2016)

In this excerpt from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, an analysis of the link between stat... Read More...

In this excerpt from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, Hans ten Feld (UNHCR) discusses issu... Read More...

In this excerpt from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, Dr. Heracles Moskoff, <... Read More...

Dr. Victoria Redclift discusses statelessness and transnational political space.  (04/20/2016)

U.S. Immigration Courts are in a state of crisis. What steps should be taken?   By Hon. Dara Leigh Marks. 

In this excerpt from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, Dr. Claudia Tazreiter, discusses mig... Read More...

In an exerpt from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum,, Professor Dawn Chatty discusses the mi... Read More...

What can Thailand learn from World War II humanitarian acts by the Poles? By Rattana Lao. (03/24/2016)

In this excerpt from the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, Professor James B. Hathaway discusses the... Read More...

The new issue of International Affairs Forum is now available. It focuses on Migration and Statelessness, with interviews and essays from a myriad of contributors from around the world, spanning ac... Read More...

Europe must take a hard look at its ill-proportioned burden sharing of migrants, which has strained all parties. By David Thornton. (03/04/2016)

Is the unique higher education program for development in conflict zones, with or without internet connectivity, the key to stop refugee flow? By Prof. Djawed Sangdel. (02/16/2016)

The religious minority of the Pandits of Kashmir is living in exile since 1990. A look at the core issues faced by these Internally Displaced Persons.  By Kashi Pandit. (10/21/2015)

Using social entrepreneuralism to tackle large social issues, including the refugee crisis. By James Stockmal. (09/2015, Association for Strategic Planning)

Comments in response to piece in International Affairs Forum issue, Race and the Death Penalty: Interview wit... Read More...

Essay provides history and analysis of lethal injection. Is it on the decline? By Brian Evans. (08/26/2015)

Said Yousif AlMuhafdah (Bahrain Centre for Human Rights) discusses capital punishment issues in Bahrain,(08/20/2015)

What do statistics say about the death penalty and homicide rates?  By Prof. Dale O. Cloninger. (08/18/2015)

Examines the impact of the EU-led campaign against the death penalty in China by exploring China’s reform on the death penalty. Dr. Michelle Miao. (08/11/2015)

Comments in response to piece in International Affairs Forum issue, Medical Ethics, Globalization, and the Decline of Lethal... Read More...

Prof. Jeffrey Kirchmeier discusses racial discrimation in sentencing capital punishment cases. (08/04/2015)

Article provides historial context for supporting the call by the Nigerian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies that the death penalty be abolished in Nigeria.  By Benson Chinedu Olugbuo.... Read More...

Reform policies underway for juvenile sentencing in the U.S. By James Lee Dold. (07/29/2015)