The United States should rush military and medical supplies to Tbilisi and aid Georgia.
Our one-time giving of aid will eventually be forgotten. The United Statesneeds long-term programs that will improve our international image.
AEI Online
March 18, 2008
Testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
In an audio interview, Mauro De Lorenzo discusses the political disputes in eastern Congo that significantly predate the Rwandan genocide.
Rwanda has made progress in opening itself up to foreign investment, but several challenges remain.
A new class of "entrepreneurial philanthropists" is redefining what counts as philanthropy.
Despite outward appearances of crisis, the prospects for sustained peace and security in the Great Lakes region of Africa are better today than at any time since the mid-1980s.
While Africans welcomed the attention from the China-Africa Summit, they must defend their national interests to ensure full benefits.
Africa can best hedge against inherent risks with Chinaby working to enhance its relations with other rising powers in the developing world.
A new book on large African countries explores why these countries have security problems and what that means for Africa.
The U.S. plan to establish a dedicated Africa Command has sparked suspicion on the continent. Both the United States and African countries need to revise the proposal.
The U.S. military's new African Command can only serve Africa as a genuinely transformationalist institution.
A civilian adviser says private enterprise is the key to Afghan reconstruction.
A new study of foreign aid in Morocco prefers European aid programs, but does not offer benchmarks for such a preference.
It is not just a Western obsession: Beijing really is ramping up diplomatic engagement all over the world.
In a new episode of American Conversations, Mauro De Lorenzo explains how China erodes international agencies’ influence in the developing world.
There are ways to combat the troubling accountability gap in refugee protection in the developing world.
How effective is our moral imperative?
Typically regarded as the paragon of humanitarianism, refugee camps are in fact one of the biggest stains on the conscience of the international community.
Unexamined humanitarianism can cause damage to its supposed beneficiaries.
China's footprint in Africa is expanding. What will be the actual extent of China's role on the continent?
Many more lives could be saved with indoor residual spraying using DDT as part ofa malaria control program.
A decade after thegenocide, Rwanda is not only a good place to do business, but also the most improved country in Africa.
A review of Refugees and Forced Displacement: International Security, Human Vulnerability, and the State, edited by Edward Newman and Joanne van Selm.
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