Julia Fleming-Dresser

editing @nytopinion | previously @ForeignAffairs

[Gioconda Belli @GiocondaBelliP]

Les comparto mi artículo en el @NYT de hoy, sobre la cancelación de elecciones en Nicaragua.
Explore this gift article from The New York Times. You can read it for free without a subscription. https://t.co/gJ5fdivWCw

[Michael J Bustamante, Ph.D. @MJ_Busta]

My latest for @nytopinion on the Raúl Castro indictment as a new chapter in the Cuban memory wars—and the need for a wider search for justice, reconciliation, and a shared national story.

https://t.co/nMcvFqT15H

[Stuart A. Reid @stuartareid]

My latest in The New York Times: putting a 93-year-old Belgian diplomat on trial for Patrice Lumumba's assassination may look like justice. It isn’t.

The real story is bigger—and still largely unreckoned with.

https://t.co/iPsumqNHrw

[Julia Fleming-Dresser @juliaflemingd]

Foreign Affairs’ Best of Books 2024 list is here! Featuring @henryfarrell and @ANewman_forward, @DrRadchenko, @SalehaMohsin, @NathanThrall, @anneapplebaum, and more: https://t.co/FBauCjpdxD

[Julia Fleming-Dresser @juliaflemingd]

From the FA archives: Warren Zimmermann's 1995 article chronicling the collapse of Yugoslavia—and evaluating how the country's leaders manipulated the forces of nationalism and division from the top down.
https://t.co/NpLjiIghIv

[Zachariah Mampilly @Ras_Karya]

The great WEB DuBois died 59 years ago today. For the forthcoming centennial issue of @ForeignAffairs, I wrote about his overlooked contributions to IR. Will share the link and some insights when it's live. Thought it might be useful for folks putting together their Fall syllabi.

[Julia Fleming-Dresser @juliaflemingd]

"The rise of the strongmen’s children reveals more than their parents’ enduring hold on the Philippine political imagination; it reflects the failure of the country’s transition to democracy after Marcos’s fall." Wonderful piece by @SheilaCoronel: https://t.co/NvNDbytRBT