CIC Senior Fellow Jason Stearns writes about how rebel conflicts in Africa have changed over the past decades, going from efforts to topple governments or secede to a means of bargaining over resources.
In this piece for Foreign Affairs, CIC senior fellow Rina Amiri analyzes the opportunities and challenges that the international community will face when dealing with the Taliban.
In the March/April issue, Foreign Affairs reviewed Leah Zamore's and Alex Aleinikoff's new book, "The Arc of Protection: Toward a New International Refugee Regime."
"This short book takes a sobering look at today’s global refugee crisis and presents an ambitious agenda for action," writes G. John Ikenberry. "The keystone of their approach is the establishment of a global system of “responsibility sharing” that would be hammered out in a worldwide gathering of donor and host states, international organizations, and civil society groups."
Associate Director Barnett R. Rubin argues in his latest article for Foreign Affairs that talking to the Taliban is the right move to end the war in Afghanistan.
Writing for Foreign Affairs, Senior Fellow and Associate Director Barnett Rubin reflects on the variety of geopolitical factors that could help or impair peace prospects in Afghanistan.
Rebels Without a Cause: The New Face of African Warfare
CIC Senior Fellow Jason Stearns writes about how rebel conflicts in Africa have changed over the past decades, going from efforts to topple governments or secede to a means of bargaining over resources.