Conversations with The Nation | Anti-Imperialism in the 21st Century
Conversations with The Nation | Anti-Imperialism in the 21st Century
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A guiding light for a new generation of feminists and others who would challenge patriarchy, poverty, gender oppression, racism, and all the other inhumanities maintained by global capitalism
Libya for Libyans
The immediate future of Libya will be determined overwhelmingly by the Libyan people themselves. Critics of NATO’s intervention in Libya should explain whether this outcome is unacceptable to them, and if so, why.
The Future of South Sudan
South Sudan, on the verge of nationhood, has a lot of oil but faces enormous challenges.
Nation-Building in Afghanistan
The United States can learn from the mistakes made in Iraq to craft a new approach to Afghanistan.
U.S. Role in Georgia Crisis
The United States did not simply watch from the sidelines during the war between Russia and Georgia.
Die Hard
The war that broke out last week between Russia and Georgia is a terrifying reminder that the disintegration of the Soviet Union is far from over.
Going for the Gold
Forty years after the historic 1968 Olympics, the eyes of the world are focused on Beijing.
Will He or Won’t He?
Will George W. Bush, prodded by his pitchfork-wielding vice president, bomb Iran before the end of his term?
Tibet’s Dangerous Game
Washington must balance human rights and regional stability in its response to Beijing over Tibet.
Gender and U.S. Bases in Asia-Pacific
Violence against women, violation of local autonomy, and contamination of the environment are all part of the U.S. military footprint in Asia.
A World of Selfistans?
After Kosovo’s declaration of independence, is the world heading toward a proliferation of new states?
Bring the Troops Home Now Resolution Toolkit
A look at how to effectively petition to bring troops home from Iraq.
Hooray for Nationalism?
Nationalism is once again getting a makeover.
Strategic Dialogue: Kosovo
Was the United States too hasty in recognizing the new state of Kosovo? Ian Williams and Stephen Zunes have different takes.