Ghosts of coups past in Myanmar

By the book: Junta’s education policy follows 60 years of military strategy

An Unexpected Stillness in the Heart of Wartime Myanmar

From the coup to something called an ‘election’

Myanmar’s census is a blunt counterinsurgency tool

Decoding Mao Zedong’s Nine-Dash Line

This study offers a fresh perspective on the ambiguous cartographic symbol – known as the nine-dashed line – that China claims represents its sovereignty over the South China Sea. To

US Higher education and fossil fuels

US universities have positioned themselves in recent years as sites of progressive green action, cutting-edge research, and student-driven change. These universities have even been exported to wealthy oil-dependent states in

Political ecologies of a university and land at Cairo’s urban periphery

In 2008, the American University in Cairo (AUC) moved from its downtown campus in Tahrir Square to the center of New Cairo. Through an analysis of AUC’s historical land acquisitions

The Emperor Is Wearing No Clothes

The South China Sea (SCS) brings together an assortment of the complex energy and climate change challenges we all face around the world, underscoring the importance of transitioning away from

China’s ocean culture and consciousness