Top stories published by Stanford Politics in February of 2016

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Feb 8, 2016

Martha Crenshaw on Why Counter-Terrorism is So Difficult

by Jonathan Robert Faust

Stanford terrorism expert Martha Crenshaw. Image via L.A. Cicero/Stanford News.

Stanford Politics in Stanford Politics

Feb 4, 2016

Stanford’s Lost Presidential Opportunity

Editorial

Stanford Politics in Stanford Politics

Feb 22, 2016

James Fearon on the Future of Syria

James D. Fearon is the Theodore and Geballe Professor in Stanford University’s School of…

Stanford Politics in Stanford Politics

Feb 1, 2016

Burma’s Difficult Path to Democracy

Op-ed

Ruru Hoong in Stanford Politics

Feb 19, 2016

UN Director-General Michael Møller on Embracing Our Collective Responsibility

UN Director-General Michael Møller. Image via Warwick Economics Summit.

Lucas Rodriguez in Stanford Politics

Feb 29, 2016

Revolution Meets Reality

Bernie Sanders. Image via Creative Commons.

Ever since Bernie Sanders first announced his candidacy for president last May, he has captivated millions with his…

Truman Chen in Stanford Politics

Feb 7, 2016

Editor’s Note: The President and Our Politics

Recent controversy surrounding the new presidential appointment of Marc Tessier-Lavigne reveals more the problems of our campus politics than those of the presidential appointment itself. The fact that our recent editorial, which expresses at most a…

Stanford Politics in Stanford Politics

Feb 20, 2016

GOP Militarism is Propaganda, Not Strategy

Ted Cruz in Greenville, South Carolina. Image via Creative Commons.

The Islamic State (IS) was the most searched foreign policy issue last year and has…

Caleb Benjamin Smith in Stanford Politics

Feb 23, 2016

Squandering a Democratic Majority

President Barack Obama delivers an address to a joint session of Congress at the United States Capitol 2009. (Official White House Photo by Lawrence Jackson)

One of the most contentious and (seemingly) often written about debates in current American…

Brett Parker in Stanford Politics

Feb 29, 2016

Okay, Maybe Trump Will Be the Republican Nominee

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