Tibet’s leader: Use of force is an entirely wrong method to employ
As published in The Tibet Post on Mar. 24th, 2015.
Reagan-Fascell Alumnus Rafael Marques de Morais Wins Journalism Award
Mar 19, 2015 Former Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow Rafael Marques de Morais Wins Journalism Award Forum News
The Fighter Pilot and the Great Leader
NED President Carl Gershman reviewed Blaine Harden’s new book on North Korea for the Wall Street Journal.
APSA-CD Newsletter: "The International Dimensions of Authoritarianism"
MAR 16, 2015 APSA-CD Newsletter: "The International Dimensions of Authoritarianism" Forum News As new research by comparative political scientists increasingly...
“More Equality, More Democracy: The Case of Brazil”
Mar 10, 2015 "More Equality, More Democracy: The Case of Brazil" Occasional Paper, Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program, International Forum for Democratic Studies By...
The Kim Regime’s Atrocities and the Road Ahead
One way or another, a transition in North Korea is coming. The COI has made that more likely by putting the well-being of the people of North Korea on the agenda of the international community, something that’s...
Putin’s War and the Murder of Boris Nemtsov
The murder last Friday of Boris Nemtsov, as he was crossing a bridge a stone’s throw from the Kremlin, has silenced yet another brave critic of Vladimir Putin, who has turned Russia into such a great danger...
North Korean Human Rights: The Road Ahead
Remarks by NED President Carl Gershman at the CSIS Conference, "North Korean...
Putin’s Frozen Conflicts
By Robert Orttung and Christopher Walker as it appeared on foreignpolicy.com on Feb. 13th.
Worth Reading (Feb. 11, 2015): Celebrating 25 Years of the Journal of Democracy
Feb 13, 2015 Worth Reading: Celebrating 25 Years of the Journal of Democracy Forum News
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