“Unfortunately for environmentalists, it’s not clear if a similar legal strategy will prove as successful,” says Assistant Professor of...

Writing in The New Yorker, Bernard Avishai, a visiting professor in the Department of Government, explores the roots of the stabbing of...

“Given that the Republicans are the party out of power and lack a single major issue, they are casting around for domestic problems and...

“Recent history suggests that the political costs of turmoil and confrontation for the GOP are likely to be minimal,” says Assistant...

This year refugees and migrants are streaming into Europe in greater numbers than at any time since the end of World War II—more than half a...

“In the end, candidates like Mrs. Clinton who are labeled inauthentic are unlikely to change those perceptions, while the sincerity of other...

“From past genocides in Darfur, Bosnia, Rwanda, and the Holocaust, we have learned what the clear early warning signs are that precede mass...

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., today launched the Early Warning Project for forecasting mass atrocities, developed...

Ashley Kehoe has been named associate director of the Experiential Learning Initiative in the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of...

“I wouldn’t say do or die but it’s close to that,” says Professor Linda Fowler in an NHPR story about GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush’s...