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The Wrath of Erdogan

The author comments on the Gezi protest against the sectarianism of Turkey Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

A Modern Founding Father

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Rev.

Pentagon a Ripe Target for Cuts

Egypt’s Reluctant Rulers

For the enormous crowds who gathered in Tahrir Square over the past few days, the military’s announcement abrogating the new constitution and deposing Egypt’s first democratically elected president, M

Rowhani's Iran

Following last week's Iranian presidential election, Professor Burns discusses what Hassan Rowhani's surprise victory means for the future of US-Iranian relations and whether we are likely to see any

Going Beyond Heroic-Leaders in Development

Leadership is an under-studied topic in the international development literature.

Psychological Perspectives on Gender in Negotiation

Do Presidents Really Steer Foreign Policy?

The 21st century began with an extraordinary imbalance in world power.

Obama Can Still Build a Second-Term Legacy

Many a modern president has lost momentum and suffered what are termed "scandals" in his second term. President Barack Obama's current problems are part of that tradition.

Is the Vision Thing Important?

As we debate our role in the world today, it is worth asking how American global primacy came about in the last century.