Cote d’Ivoire and the Future of Peacekeeping
A month ago, it looked like peace might be around the corner for Cote d’Ivoire. Government soldiers and rebels had stopped shooting at one another,… Read More »Cote d’Ivoire and the Future of Peacekeeping
...My heart's In Accra
Ethan Zuckerman’s online home, since 2003
Foreign Policy magazine discovers blogs, Rebecca Mackinnon
Daniel Drezner and Henry Farrell have written an excellent article, “Web of Influence”, published in the November/December issue of Foreign Policy. (Geoffrey Kirkman pointed me… Read More »Foreign Policy magazine discovers blogs, Rebecca Mackinnon
Come to a Blue State, Have a Beer on Me
I’ve resisted posting anything on my blog about the US election, realizing that a) I’m sad and angry and not thinking especially clearly, b) I… Read More »Come to a Blue State, Have a Beer on Me
Come to a blue state, have a beer on me
I’ve resisted posting anything on my blog about the US election, realizing that a) I’m sad and angry and not thinking especially clearly, b) I… Read More »Come to a blue state, have a beer on me
Your Presence Here is Very Offensive
Ghanaian Kwesi Addae came to the US as an election observer, sponsored by the group Global Exchange. The reception he received wasn’t a warm one:… Read More »Your Presence Here is Very Offensive
A very sad affair
I am a little bit apprehensive because the first term of Bush, he had come in as a lame duck. Now it appears as if… Read More »A very sad affair