04 - April 2012

• Naomi Wolf: Organising against the enemies of internet freedom
• Guardian.co.uk: Taliban website under repeat attack by hackers
• Hashim Thaci: The Work of All Nations. America can't prevent genocide alone
• Martin Shaw: The United States and "atrocity prevention"
• Irina Borogan and Andrei Soldatov: The Kremlin and the hackers: partners in crime
• The Economic Roots of the Arab Spring (Video)
• Jonathan Masters: Targeted Killings
• Laura Seay: How Not to Write About Africa .. swarm a story with terrible coverage
• Rebecca MacKinnon: Containing Weapons of Mass Surveillance
• Hilde Eliassen Restad: The War on Terror from Bush to Obama
• Karen Douglas: On Conspiracy Theories (Se video under)

• Allen Carlson: What West Doesn’t Get About China
• Zalmay Khalilzad: Some Good News from Afghanistan
• Thomas Hylland Eriksen: Norway's trial, and a democratic lesson
• George Lawson: The Arab uprisings (Negotiated Revolutions 2.0?)
• Margareth Slattery: The FP Survey: Women in Politics
• Lois Parshley and Hanna Trudo: The New al Qaeda Franchises
• Uri Friedman: Smart Sanctions: A Short History
• Cas Mudde: Norway's atrocity: a story of non-impact
• Andrew Rininsland: Internet censorship: how does each country compare?
• Eric Trager: No Brothers in Arms in Egypt. The Muslim Brotherhood Breaks with the Military
• Paul Hockenos: He's Not Alone. Breivik is only the tip of the iceberg in a rising sea of radical Islamophobia in Europe
• Dennis Sugrue and Andrew Pfluger: Water and Sanitation: Decisive Effects in Modern Operations
• Mariano Aguirre: The far right takes root in Europe
• Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury: Bangladesh: journey of fear towards an uncertain future
• Jeffrey Stevenson Murer: Who is the enemy Other?
• Øyvind Eggen: Malawi bestod den politiske prøven
• Charles Kupchan: Rise of the rest. Om Kina og andre land i økonomisk vekst. Video under

• Casey L Coombs: UN Security Council: Responsibility to Protect or Reform?
• Sverre Lodgaard: Ny krig i Midtøsten? (NUPIs Hvor hender det?)
• Josh Kron: Mission From God: The Upstart Christian Sect Driving Invisible Children and Changing Africa
• William Langewiesche: The Camorra Never Sleeps. The Neapolitan Mob’s Most Dangerous Family
• J.M. Berger: Patriot Games. How the FBI spent a decade hunting white supremacists and missed Timothy McVeigh
• Amal Hanano: How a battle over a Facebook page became a war for the soul of the Syrian revolution.
• Rebecca MacKinnon: The Not-So-Great Firewall of China
• Gaar Adams: Yemeni Idol. It's not easy being the second-biggest rock band in Sanaa.
• Christopher K. Johnson: Beijing's Cracked Consensus. The Bo Scandal Exposes Flaws in China's Leadership Model
• Leon Goldsmith: Alawites for Assad. Why the Syrian Sect Backs the Regime.
• Jennifer Lind: Why North Korea Gets Away With It. Pyongyang's Skillful Deterrence.
• Council on Foreign Relations: Innføringer i internasjonale regimer: Finance | Conflict | Climate |Human Rights
• Nicholas Burns: USA vs. Iran. Video under

• Olivier Roy: New Islamists. How the most extreme adherents of radical Islam are getting with the times.
• Jonathan Masters: The World Bank Group (Backgrounder)
• Chiti, Menéndez & Teixeira (eds.): The European Rescue of the European Union? (pdf):
• Salcedo-Albarán and Garay-Salamanca: Understanding Informational Features of Transnational Criminal Networks
• Elizabeth Grant: Pretzel swastikas and Döner killings: are Germany’s best intentions becoming its fatal flaw?
• Andrew Finkel: The New Crossroads of History. Ten things you didn't know about Turkey.
• Rebecca MacKinnon: Fighting the Great Firewall of Pakistan
• Nicholas Schmidle: Disarming Viktor Bout. The rise and fall of the world’s most notorious weapons trafficker.
• Alhabash & Wise: PeaceMaker: Changing Students’ Attitudes Toward Palestinians and Israelis Through Video Game Play
• Bill Hinchberger: Carnaval Is Over. The end of the Brazilian miracle.
• Adam Harmon: Why Israel Will Attack Iran
• Popovic and Helvey: Getting rid of a dictator is only the beginning of a successful transition to democracy
• James Traub: The Wages of 9/11. The war on terror may be over, but it's left behind a terrible human rights legacy
• Robert Haddick: Syria as Prologue. Sign of even bigger battles to come in the proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran
• Herman Schaper definerer "Responsibility to Protect" og gir en kort historisk bakgrunn i videoen under:

• Gregory Mann: The Mess in Mali. How the war on terror ruined a success story in West Africa.
• BBC News - Kony 2012 activist group releases new video
• Spencer Ackerman: CIA Committed ‘War Crimes,’ Bush Official Says
• The Express Tribune: US fears al Qaeda cyber attack on New York
• Takhteyev, Wellman & Gruzd: How Twitter Makes the Internet More Local. Social Media Isn't As Global As One Might Think
• Yochai Benkler: Hacks of Valor. Why Anonymous Is Not a Threat to National Security
• David E. Campbell & Robert D. Putnam: God and Caesar in America. Why Mixing Religion and Politics Is Bad for Both
• Peter Passell: Decoupling: Emerging markets economies have protected themselves from global economic downturns.
• Rebecca MacKinnon: Internet Freedom Starts at Home
• Karen Leigh: Afghanistan Falls Apart

James M. Lindsay forteller om NATOs opprettelse og hvordan USAs deltakelse der markerte et grunnleggende skift i landets utenrikspolitikk:

• David Oclander: The Koran Burnings and Murder: The Afghan Response and Our Missed Opportunities
• Kenneth Lieberthal & Wang Jisi: Addressing U.S.-China Strategic Distrust (pdf)
• InterMedia: Building Support for International Development (New Research Report)
• Michael Peck: Spy Games. The Department of Homeland Security is trying to hack into your Xbox.
• Reporters Without Borders: Enemies of the Internet (2012 Report)
• Paul Brenton: De-fragmenting Africa
• Matt Ince: 30 Years On: The Diplomatic Fight for the Falkland Islands
• Dmitry Adamsky: Why Israel Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
• Daniel R. DePetris: The Rationale Behind Assad’s Internal Military Crackdown