Confessions of a Development Dilettante
Could the artist's fidelity to the information of the body offer a kind of perspective on and practice of development work that might well fit the 21st century?
Could the artist's fidelity to the information of the body offer a kind of perspective on and practice of development work that might well fit the 21st century?
Ming Holden | Posted 03.17.2012
Simply put, America needs not to abandon foreign aid because if it did so, it would forfeit leadership.
Ming Holden | Posted 02.20.2012
It wasn't until I mobilized a theater group for female survivors of gang rape at the hands of rebel army soldiers who murdered their parents in front of them that I truly learned what self-expression means to the future of democracy.
Marcia G. Yerman | Posted 08.20.2011
When dictators understand the power of social and mobile, they move toward controlling it or shutting it down. There was hearty agreement that access to the Internet should be an "international right."
John Milewski | Posted 06.21.2011
When we ask ourselves why we are committing military might in Libya (or Afghanistan, or Iraq), we're really asking bigger questions. What is our purpose in the world? What is the story that defines our friends and our foes?
Alex Becker | Posted 05.25.2011
Any nation participating in military intervention in Libya stands to gain perhaps a little from perfect success and lose much from anything less.
Steve Clemons | Posted 05.25.2011
The stampede to a no-fly zone in Libya doesn't solve the core underlying issues that it isn't efficacious, could rob protesters of their own narrative and even of their political legitimacy, and doesn't give them the tools they really need to win.
Steve Clemons | Posted 05.25.2011
I will be writing more soon about the just released Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, the first ever -- but wanted to post this video of...
Andrew Rosen | Posted 05.25.2011
Neither party, much less anyone, can lay claim to the future of diplomacy in cyberspace without first understanding the incentives of citizens to engage in their respective country's foreign policy in cyberspace.
Bradley W. Bloch | Posted 05.25.2011
Anne-Marie Slaughter argues that the our future lies in positioning ourselves as the world's most networked nation, the hub of information, ideas, and resources flowing though the global economy.
Ming Holden | Posted 04.11.2012