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International Affairs
Nuclear deal without US: A Gift to Russia and the Asian Powers
Eleonora Ardemagni 7 June 2018

The United States’ unilateral withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal (also known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, JCPOA) has a range of important implications, further consolidating the international system’s pivot to the East.
International Affairs
What’s next for Iran nuclear deal?
Marina Forti 9 May 2018

A little over a year after Donald Trump’s ascent to the presidency of the United States of America, relations between Washington and Tehran have reverted to the tense, mistrustful and antagonistic patterns of the past.
Society
Culture Wars are not new in the US. It’s about who is and who is not American
Steven Prothero 25 September 2017

With Trumpism, a kind of virulent racism and sectarianism in public discourse in the name of a response to political correctness raised in the form of Islamophobia
International Affairs
Trump and the Old Afghan War
What Will Be the New Strategy?
Giuliano Battiston 26 June 2017

“We are not winning in Afghanistan right now. We will correct this as soon as possible,” said U.S. Defence Secretary James Mattis during a recent Senate hearing.
Political Theory
Getting to the Roots of the Illiberal Trends
Andrea Graziosi 24 April 2017

The world is experiencing an overt, cumulative and transversal illiberal trend, linked to appeals to the people, to identities, often to the past, and to demands for closed-door policies and order.
Migrations
Can Trump’s Executive Order
Meet the Challenge of International Law?
Gaetano Pentassuglia 7 February 2017

The latest of a raft of measures adopted by US President Donald Trump only a few days after he was sworn into office, the executive order on immigration has sparked heavy criticism in the country and around the world.
International Affairs
The Donald and the Supreme Court
Next Judge’s Crucial Test
Silvia Falcetta 19 January 2017

On Friday 20th January, Donald Trump will be officially sworn in as the 45th president of the USA: after taking the Oath of Office and offering his first inaugural address, Trump will begin his mandate.
Gender, Society
Hillary’s Defeat: How did We not See this Coming?
Sebastiano Di Robilant 16 January 2017

The days immediately before Election Day were hectic. I was working on the campaign for Hillary Clinton in Broward, a blue county just north of Miami-Dade.
Political Theory, Society, Sociology
Now What is the Duty of the American Left?
Michael Walzer 16 January 2017

Nothing like the title “The Historical Task of the Left in the Present Period” has ever appeared in Dissent.
Philosophy, Political Theory, Society, Sociology
The Strongmen and the Anxious Class
Zygmunt Bauman 10 January 2017

A spectre is haunting the lands of democracy: the spectre of Strongman (or Woman).