Perspectives Doomed to Repeat History Spencer Irvine December 12, 2016 Paul D. Miller, associate director at the University of Texas-Austin’s Clements Center for National Security, spoke at the conservative think…
Perspectives What’s Next for Trump and Taiwan? Spencer Irvine December 6, 2016 Before President-elect Trump’s recent exchange of greetings with Taiwanese leaders, Gordon G. Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China, spoke…
Perspectives Obama Scaring Allies on Nuclear ‘No First Use’ Policy Spencer Irvine October 24, 2016 The Obama administration is considering a ‘no first use’ policy, which is not sitting well with longtime American allies, said…
Perspectives The New Cold War Spencer Irvine October 5, 2016 The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and George Washington University held a joint conference, their third together, at the university’s D.C….
Perspectives Rep. Kinzinger says the Party of Defense and Security will not be “Trumped” Kallina Crompton June 10, 2016 Representative Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) says Donald Trump’s foreign policy suggestion “to get out of the rest of the world” is narcissistic and dangerous.
Perspectives U.S.-Japan Alliance Has Big Questions Spencer Irvine April 17, 2016 As China-Japan frictions are bubbling to the surface, there are legitimate concerns whether there will be an armed conflict in…
Perspectives Bad Business with China 101 Malcolm A. Kline December 11, 2015 Those who warn of the dangers of professors making pronouncements outside their area of expertise may have been a bit…
Faculty Lounge Asians are being Hurt by Affirmative Action Spencer Irvine February 26, 2015 Asian parents and their children are not happy how affirmative action laws are discriminating against them, possibly preventing them from…
Book Reviews Why Foreign Aid Hurts the Poor Spencer Irvine August 14, 2014 In his newest book, “The Tyranny of Experts,” William Easterly, a former World Bank economist who now teaches at NYU,…
