Spring/Summer 2020 Journal
After a long wait, our Spring/Summer 2020 Journal can be found at this link. Many thanks to our contributors and staff who made the publication possible in spite of the circumstances.
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Professor Spotlight: Robert Pape
by Thomas Weil ’22
Note: The following interview was conducted in late May 2021 and details surrounding the assault on the Capitol or CPOST’S work may have been updated in the interim. CPOST’s most recent report on the topic, titled “Why we cannot afford to ignore the American
The Urgency of Rhetorics on the Polish-Belarusian Border
By Victoria Denaro, Boston College
Tonight, the sun will set on the barbed wire barricade along the Polish-Belarusian border, casting darkness over the thousands of people left there to fight for their lives.
A week of enduring starvation, beatings, and freezing temperatures has passed for the masses of Middle Eastern
Another ‘Great Crescent’? Revisiting America’s Cold War in Southeast Asia: Reminders for Today’s US-China Competition 
By: Samuel Loh, Oxford 2022
The escalating competition between the US and China has raised important, but not necessarily new, questions about how American policymakers should envision Southeast Asia’s role in this struggle of veritable world giants. Southeast Asian countries have generally signaled their discomfort with China’s increasingly