China’s Pivot to Latin America
Introduction: Economic statecraft works best when economic interests align with state interests. Therefore, China has
Analysis
Analytical Pieces written by Patterson students
The Great Game in Southeast Asia
President of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has unleashed many inflammatory and offensive comments against the
Neighborly Relations After a Contentious Election
The outcome of the Presidential election leaves vast unpredictability in foreign affairs. Although many foreign
2016 Election Special Edition
The 2016 Election has been one of the most interesting political experiments in recent memory.
Olympic Gains? The Economic Controversy of the Olympics
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is a universal, non-governmental institution that both reflects and shapes
Fall Conference 2016 Special Edition
Fall Conference 2016 Special Edition This weekend is the Patterson School’s annual Fall Conference, with
2016 Army War College-Patterson School Crisis Simulation Debriefing
This past weekend, the Patterson School completed its 3rd annual crisis negotiation exercise with the
Law Gives Hope for Democratization in Hong Kong
Democracy is a complicated word for Hong Kong. Those protesting democracy have often caused trouble