Biden's international economic policy agenda, how technology is undermining arms control, and the state of education in Colombia.
| How emerging technology is breaking arms control Until recently, arms control was an effective tool to counter threats from conventional and nuclear technologies. Amy J. Nelson explains how the rapid advancement of technology is undermining existing arms control agreements and outlines how stakeholders can adapt to a constantly evolving security environment. Read on Lawfare |
| A real foreign policy for the middle class Douglas Rediker and Heidi Crebo-Rediker examine President Biden's track record on trade and foreign policy and discuss how the war in Ukraine may present an opening for an international economic policy agenda that balances workers' interests at home and America's strategic interests abroad. Read in Foreign Affairs |
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