Democracy In Exile

For as long as there has been a human rights agenda, Americans have argued about how to structure aid programs...

In 2016, I was 23 years old and a recent graduate of Kansas State University. We were living in Manhattan,...

The United States has rarely if ever been singularly guided by human rights concerns in the pursuit of its objectives...

Israel’s recent admission to observer status at the African Union (AU) prompted a strong backlash from several African states. African...

Saied’s unexpectedly successful self-coup has pushed Tunisia to the edge. It’s indisputable that something had to change. Now, the challenge...

In an interview with Democracy in Exile, Reed Brody discusses the importance of documentation in bringing dictators and tyrants to...

It’s simply too early to close the book on the Arab Spring; it’s not over yet.

The U.S. government should take a cue from the Vermont ice cream maker and assume responsibility for its involvement in...

Lebanon has quickly turned into just another impoverished, troubled Arab country.

Inspired by “A Party Down at The Square,” the short story by Ralph Ellison about a lynching in the Deep...