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Published in: openDemocracyUKWhat David Cameron could learn from Marx about radicalisation (but probably won't)In the hands of politicians religion becomes impregnated with 'polemical bitterness' - to talk about religion...
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Published in: openSecurityRethinking the origins of 9/11As 2013 came to an end ‘9/11’ continued to cast a violent shadow in Iraq and Afghanistan. Yet the US response...
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Published in: HomeUncertainty looms amid progress in talks with the TalibanThe Afghan Taliban and the United States have begun talks, advancing prospects that coalition forces can withdraw...
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Published in: HomeThinking about war with Iran
The real Iranian threat is not its nuclear capacity but its independence. If Iran continues to stand as a model of...
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Published in: openSecurityIran in the straits?
How are recent events in Iran to be interpreted? History has a lot to teach us, argues David Madden
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Published in: Home‘I am an American’: living September 11, 2001, ten years onAn American professor of international relations who is also a documentary film-maker invites us to share in her...
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Published in: HomeGoogle's big idea against extremism needs to learn the important maxim of political violence: "no justice, no peace"?
Google Ideas, Google's think-and-do-tank, wants to combat violent extremism by having extremists and policy makers...
