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One Year After the War: Gaza’s Lost Hopes

Opinión
OpenDemocracy, 20.08.2015
Yasmeen Al-Khoudary, estudiante de magister en Cultural Heritage Studies (University College London)
A letter from Gaza, describing the impossibility of getting back to 'normal' one year after the war. Real change is needed before it is too late.
One year after we went through the third war on the Gaza Strip in six years, I find...
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“The Iranian Threat” Who Is the Gravest Danger to World Peace?

Artículo
TomDispatch, 20.08.2015
Noam Chomsky, académico y profesor emeritus del Departamento de Linguística y Filosofía (MIT)
Throughout the world there is great relief and optimism about the nuclear deal reached in Vienna between Iran and the P5+1 nations, the five veto-holding members of the UN Security Council and Germany. Most of the world apparently shares the...
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Does the Legality of Nuclear War Matter?

Artículo
War on the Rocks, 19.08.2015
Butch Bracknell, ex marine, abogado internacional y miembro del Truman National Security       Project's Defense Council (University of Virginia)
The seven-decade anniversary of the end of the Second World War gives us good reasons to reflect on the use of nuclear weapons in armed conflict and what...
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Japan and Chinese Decision-Making

Artículo
The Diplomat, 12.08.2015
Charles Douglas Appleton, asistente de investigación de Rebuilt Japan Initiative Foundation 
Understanding China’s decision-making process could help Japan create a better strategy.

“Our best chance of avoiding antagonism with China is to open up the black box of Chinese domestic politics, look inside, and figure out what makes China act as it...

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Why the Next Fighter Will Be Manned, and the One After That

Ensayo
War on the Rocks, 05.08.2015
Mike Pietrucha, coronel oficial de la fuerza aerea de EEUU e instructor de guerra electrónica
Sometimes a technology is so awe-inspiring that the imagination runs away with it — often far, far away from reality. Robots are like that. A lot of big and ultimately unfulfilled promises were made in robotics early...
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Nuremberg Trials Leave Behind Potent, Flawed Legacy

Artículo
Deutsche Welle, 08.08.2015
Ben Knight
The Nuremberg trials of the Nazi leadership sparked a new era of international law and cooperation. They were founded on the London Charter, a visionary statute signed by the Allies on August 8, 1945.
In the middle of a city that had officially been categorized as "90-percent dead" a few months before, 21...
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America’s Hiroshima and Nagasaki 70 Years Later

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OpenDemocracy, 06.08.2015
Tom Engelhardt (co-fundador del American Empire Project) y Christian Appy (profesor de historiaUniversity of Massachusetts)
Will an American president ever offer a formal apology? Will our country ever regret the dropping of “Little Boy” and “Fat Man,” those two bombs that burned hotter than the sun?
So many decades later, it’s hard to remember the kind...
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Hiroshima, 70 Years Later: Did Truman Make the Right Call?

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The National Interest, 06.08.2015
James Holmes, profesor de estrategia (Naval War College)
Huddle up with Teddy Roosevelt, Clausewitz, and Wylie—and then you be the judge. Retrospectives on the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki conjure up Theodore Roosevelt for me. That goes double when the anniversary is a multiple of ten—as it is today, the seventieth anniversary of...
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The Geopolitics of the Syrian Civil War

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Geopolitical Weekly, 24.01.2014
Reva Bhalla, analista de seguridad con MBA (Georgetown University)
International diplomats will gather Jan. 22 in the Swiss town of Montreux to hammer out a settlement designed to end Syria's three-year civil war. The conference, however, will be far removed from the reality on the Syrian battleground. Only days before the conference was scheduled...
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