Our autocratic adversaries are ever more unified and brazen in their warfare against us and our allies.
World War Three and American Decline, Part II
No More Free Dinner
The transatlantic alliance was sustainable only when America could afford to pay for dinner. Europe expects the same meal in a world that no longer exists.
Lessons From London
In a time of global reordering and uncertainty about the future, we must reflect on the history of what America has been and decide what America must be.
The Quixotic Nature of Power Sharing Agreements: A Tajik Case Study
What lessons are there to be learned from an often overlooked, yet pertinent case on conflict management?
Remembering Japanese American Internment in World War II
America’s history of anti-Japanese racism provides valuable lessons for the present.
The Texas Orator 