For Humanitarian Organizations in War Zones, the Ethical Challenge of Neutrality
Why did two medical NGOs refuse to embed with Iraqi forces and provide treatment to Iraqi citizens who needed it?
If North Korea Launches a Nuclear Attack, How Should the U.S....
North Korea's threats, most recently against Guam, pose questions of how the U.S. should ethically respond to a nuclear strike ordered by Kim Jong Un.
Just War Theory and the Aims of Trump’s Airstrikes
If Trump's strikes in Syria and Afghanistan are to be considered justified, they must adhere to certain standards of warfare.
Trial by Trump: The Case of Bowe Bergdahl
Donald Trump's harsh condemnation of Bowe Bergdahl's alleged desertion makes trying the case particularly difficult.
The Dangers of Partition as Peace
Recent protests in Kosovo have highlighted the dangers of ethnic partition as a viable conflict resolution policy.
Call them Daesh: Names, Meaning and ISIS
One thing that I noticed when I first heard media coverage of an Islamist group rising to power in Syria was that it was...
In Wake of the Tomahawk
In Serbia, traces of postwar trauma can be found in the use of a single word.
Cannons in a Quiet Park
Lingering ultranationalism continues to plague Serbian politics, identity and attempts to seek justice.
This is a Self-Portrait
Studying in the former Yugoslavia forced me to face the impossibilities of complexity.