Fear and Anger During a Pandemic
Dan Drezner shares a letter to future social historians about what it's like to be living in March 2020, via his Washington Post column.
How to (Carefully) Use Tech to Contain the Coronavirus
Josephine Wolff reiterates the importance of privacy when using consumer data to track COVID-19 infections, via her New York Times Opinion column.
A Much-Needed Stimulus for Today — and Tomorrow
Kelly Sims Gallagher emphasizes the importance of a long-term focus for today's stimulus package, in an op-ed for The Hill.
China Wants to Rule the Waves. Here’s How the U.S. Can Stop It.
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis explores the state of U.S./China maritime relations, via his Bloomberg Opinion column.
So How Is Society’s Response to the Coronavirus Going?
Dan Drezner explores how well citizens have been able to self-regulate behaviors in response to COVID-19, via his Washington Post column.
Did the U.S. Commit Crimes in Afghanistan? International Prosecutors Want to Find Out
Hurst Hannum explores the challenges faced by the ICC in its investigation of war crimes in Afghanistan, via an article for The Conversation.
Higher Education’s Role in Fighting the Coronavirus
Tufts University President Tony Monaco calls on Fletcher military fellows, faculty and students to help the community stop the spread of the coronavirus.
The Justice Department Has Made Clear Its Indictments of Foreign Hackers Are Only for Show
Josephine Wolff shares her reactions to the U.S. Justice Department's dropping of charges against two Russian shell companies, via her Slate column.
What Role Can Higher-Ed Play in Combatting Coronavirus?
In a Boston Globe op-ed, President Tony Monaco identifies five actions that Tufts is prepared to take, including harnessing the expertise of Fletcher's military fellows.
