Shinzo Abe’s desire to reform Article 9 in order to remove some military constraints and depart from the “peace constitution” is certain to require significant political capital.
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Davis Florick August 16, 2016 Latest Articles, Security and Defence
Shinzo Abe’s desire to reform Article 9 in order to remove some military constraints and depart from the “peace constitution” is certain to require significant political capital.
Read More »Julie Lenarz February 28, 2016 Middle East and North Africa
There is no room for moderation in extremism and no room for genuine reform in a theocracy led by religious fascists.
Read More »Thomas Hauschildt May 6, 2014 Global Governance and Human Rights, Sub-Saharan Africa
Twenty years ago, in April 1994, South Africa held its first democratic elections after forty years of apartheid. Decades of segregation, injustice and suppression came to an end as the rainbow nation was born under the leadership of Nelson Mandela. South Africa was set on the right path, but equal rights were merely the foundation - not a guarantor - for equal economic opportunities.
Read More »HSC Publication August 20, 2013 HSC in the Media
HSC Executive Director Julie Lenarz reflects on Foreign Secretary William Hague’s comment on the violent situation in Egypt for the Evening Standard 20th August 2013 “I welcome the Foreign Secretary William Hague’s comment on the situation in Egypt. The military’s overthrow of ...
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