Just imagine the Israeli reaction to a peace plan put forth by a future U.S. presidentĀ elected to pursue the agenda of āthe…
When we think about international relations in a general way we typically presuppose a state-centric world order. I find this misleading
A review of Justice for Some: Law and the Question of Palestine, by Noura Erakat
Although the decision is labeled as an āadvisory opinionā it has the authoritative backing of a fully reasoned and documented consensus of the worldās most distinguished jurists
Provoking Iran for What? For Whom?
An American attack on Iran would be an unmitigated disaster for the U.S. and the world
Toward a cosmopolitan awakening?
Many rich and elite Democrats reject candidates who are strident in their attacks on Wall Street, inequality, free trade, and militarism, and seek the bromide of a Biden type candidate
A look at Justice for Some: Law and the Question of Palestine (2019) by Noura Erakat and For the Love of Humanity: The World Tribunal on Iraq (2018) by AyƧa ĆubukƧu
The only path to ending current patterns of criminal victimization is by a combination of Palestinian national resistance and global solidarity initiatives
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