Defining Power
More than Might?

Volume 27, Issue 2

When the French Foreign Minister suggested the USSR might placate the Pope by tolerating Catholicism, Josef Stalin famously quipped, “The Pope? How many divisions has he got?” It is an irony of history that the figure whose weakness Stalin scorned helped to catalyze the fall of his empire. The late Pope John Paul II is widely regarded as pivotal to the events that ultimately led to the fall of Communism... (More)

Defining Power
Stalin’s Joke

People Power Primed
Civilian Resistance and Democratization
by Peter Ackerman and Jack Duvall

Abuse of Power
Assessing Accountability in World Politics
by Robert O. Keohane

Measuring Power
How to Predict Future Balances
by Gregory Treverton and Seth G. Jones

The Politics of Power
New Forces and New Challenges
by Richard N. Haass

Private Authority
Non-State Actors and Global Governance
by Rodney Bruce Hall

Line in the Sand
The Ethio-Eritrean Border
by John Cella

Clash of Clans
Challenges to Somali Government
by Natalia Rigol

Under the Fence
US-Mexican Immigration Issues
by Emily Burnor

Election Angst
Indonesia's Tough Transitions
by Shanshan Jiang

Military Mayhem
The Decline in Japanese Pacifism
by Peter Zhou

Nixing the News
Iranian Internet Censorship
by Jackie Granick

End of Terrorism?
ETA and the Efforts for Peace
by Meredith Moore

Toward a New Consensus
Answering the Dangers of Globalization
by Graham Held

The Single Greatest Threat
The United States and Global Climate Disruption
by James Gustave Speth

Joining the Global Village
Taiwan's Participation in the International Community
by Tan Sun Chen

A Man on a Mission
Chilean President Ricardo Lagos' Health Reform Plan
by Joey Hanzich

The Road to Recognition
A Global Perspective on Gay Marriage
by Eric Fish

Mending NATO
Sustaining the Transatlantic Relationship
by James Kwok

The Disarmament Debate
The Fate of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
by John Burroughs

Strategic Interactions
Edward Bradfield reviews How the Weak Win Wars
by Edward Bradfield

The Sinatra Doctrine
Jeremy Jones reviews Waging Nonviolent Struggle
by Jeremy Jones

A Long Journey to Peace
The Dispute in the Republic of Cyprus
by Zenon Stavrinides