Featured: Rethinking Modern Revolutions
Yuliya Tymoshenko. Photo Courtesy of Flickr.com.
Return of Yuliya 
by Andrew Wilson
"Yuliya is back. Ukraine held new parliamentary elections on September 30, 2007.One week before Christmas, Ukraine finally got a new government, once again headed by Yuliya Tymoshenko, the ‘Orange Princess’ or the ‘Ukrainian Joan of Arc'..."
Modern Revolutions 
by John Foran
Reflections on the Rose Revolution 
by Stephen Jones
The Orange "Restoration" 
by Paul D'Anieri

Perspectives
Disconnecting the Battle of Ideas from the Battle of Arms 
Leadership, Strategy, and Ideology in the New Al Qaeda
by Erik Iverson

Institutions and Iraq 
A Roadmap to Order in the Middle East
by J.R. Starch

Why China Cooperates
The Good Neighbor
by Lake Wang

The Resource Curse Revised
Conflict and Coltan in the Congo
by Nadira Lalji

A Modernization Paradox
Saudi Arabia’s Divided Society
by Killian Clarke

Failure to Protect
International Response to Darfur Genocide
by Eric Reeves

The Big Picture
Harvard International Review Blog

The Evolution of Racism
One would think that a country like the United States, deep-rooted in shame over the treatment...

Health Kicks
It is with some trepidation that any analyst proffers predictions about the arrival of national...

Free Fallin’: Mexico’s PRD at the brink
Over a month ago, I wrote about the struggle within Mexico’s Left party, the PRD, between...

60 years later and the disappearance of the middle line…
In one week we will mark the 60th anniversary of the state of Israel. One year also marks 60...

We hardly knew thee…More trouble at Mexico’s IFE
He was only appointed about two months ago, but the head of Mexico’s Federal Electoral...

Living in the World of “I”: Winning Essay
Each year, the Harvard Program in International Education holds an essay contest for high school...

From the Current Print Issue
An Unbreakable Link 
Peace, Environment, and Democracy
by Wangari Maathai
The reality that sustainable development, democracy, and peace are indivisible concepts should not be denied. Peace cannot exist without equitable development...

Failure to Protect 
International Response to Darfur Genocide
by Eric Reeves
International failure in responding to genocide in Darfur should be occasion for the deepest shame. Inaction has already cost hundreds of thousands of lives...

Global Notebook
Igniting Instability
by Mark Isaacson
As a result of the West’s continued presence in the Middle East, al Qaeda has turned its focus to the occupation of a new front in its global jihad: Africa.
No Easy Peace
by Zeina Fayyaz
 
Crouching Tigers
by Collin Galster