The Feminization of Migration: Why are Women Moving More?
Migrant women are being pushed to migrate in search of better opportunities, and because of their invisibility do so with few or no legal protections.
Posts Tagged: Foreign Policy
The One President Thesis: Do Politics Really “Stop at the Water’s Edge”?
There have been many historical iterations of the concept that the U.S. Congress behaves differently regarding foreign affairs than it does for domestic affairs. The first iteration of this was the two presidents thesis, which suggests that the president has increased latitude in foreign affairs and can consequently behave differently in that context than in domestic affairs.
Was the Syria Strike illegal? Explaining the International Law of Warfare
U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Robert S. Price/Released The recent US missile attack against the sovereign state of Syria was an act of aggression bearing distinct resemblance to the strike on Iraq in 2003. On April 6, 2017, the United States military dropped nearly 60 cruise missiles at a Syrian airfield;… Read more »