Political activists sound ready for a culture war, but do they really understand what that means?
Military History Lessons for Partisan Warfare
Nicholas Romanow
Nicholas Romanow is the The Texas Orator's Foreign Affairs Editor and an International Relations and Global Studies student at the University of Texas. Nicholas was born in Canada before moving with his family to Dallas, Texas. He also trains as a track and field/cross country athlete for long distance races. Nicholas hopes to pursue a career in public service.
Ideas—It’s not about them. It’s about us.
Military Justice is not a constraint to the American military and preserving its legitimacy remains a national security imperative.
Why Liberals (Almost) Always Lose: How Justin Trudeau explains Modern Politics
Despite his narrow victory, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent troubles represent the struggles against nationalism and populism that liberals face around the world.
From Regina to Kunming: The View from a Changing China
Foreign Affairs writer Nick Romanow reflects on his summer travels throughout East Asia through an extended travelogue essay.
Populist Promises and Sovereign Illusions
In response to a rapidly-changing world, populists offer an old-fashioned, powerful, and impossible solution: sovereignty.
