Glock 49 MOS: The Best of Both Worlds?
Glock has long been known for its simple, reliable designs, and the new Glock 49 MOS continues this tradition while offering a unique and highly requested configuration.
Culture & Thought
Dive deep into history, philosophy, sociology, and the ideas shaping our world.
Taurus GX4 Carry T.O.R.O.: A Top Choice for Everyday Carry
Taurus has made a significant impact on the concealed carry market with its GX4 series, and the new Taurus GX4 Carry T.
FN 510 MRD: How a 10mm Pistol Delivers Unmatched Power and Control
When it comes to raw power in a semi-automatic handgun, the 10mm Auto cartridge stands in a class of its own.
FN 545 MRD: A High-Capacity .45 ACP for Tactical Use
For fans of the classic .
SAR9 Subcompact OR: The Concealed Carry Powerhouse
When it comes to concealed carry, finding the right balance of size, capacity, and features is key.
How a Culture of Impunity Fuels Human Rights Abuses
Even when governments commit to reform, human rights abuses can persist.
What is ‘Strategic Localization’ and How Does It Work in Foreign Aid?
When a powerful country like the U.
What is the ‘Aid Imperium’ in U.S. Foreign Policy?
To truly understand the dynamics of U.
How the Philippines Reversed Its Human Rights Crisis Under Aquino and Obama
After nearly a decade of deterioration during the 'War on Terror,' the Philippines took significant steps to reverse its human rights crisis under the leadership of President Benigno Aquino III and U.
How Thailand’s 1990s ‘Human Rights Renaissance’ Happened
Much like the Philippines, Thailand experienced its own 'human rights renaissance' in the 1990s, successfully transitioning to a constitutional democracy and recording a dramatic improvement in its human rights record.
How Thaksin’s ‘War on Drugs’ Devastated Human Rights in Thailand
In the early 2000s, Thailand's decade of human rights progress came to a brutal halt under Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
How the Philippines Achieved a Human Rights Renaissance in the 1990s
Following the fall of the Marcos dictatorship, the Philippines experienced a remarkable period of democratic reform and human rights improvement in the 1990s, a true human rights renaissance.
How the ‘War on Terror’ Fueled a Human Rights Crisis in the Philippines
The period following the September 11th attacks marked a dark turn for the Philippines, as the U.
How ‘Interest Convergence’ Shapes Foreign Aid’s Impact on Human Rights
To understand foreign aid's real impact on human rights, we need a framework that goes beyond simple correlations.
Does U.S. Foreign Aid Actually Undermine Human Rights?
For decades, a critical question has lingered in foreign policy circles: does U.