... About 3 million people around the world who are currently behind bars have not been convicted of a crime. World Policy Journal investigates the uses and abuses of pretrial detention. JUSTICE FORGOTTEN: THE ABUSE OF PRETRIAL DETENTION About 3 million people around the world who...

...: Eastern Europe After the Revolutions (South End Press, 1992). The Forgotten Lessons of Helsinki Human Rights and U.S.-North Korean Relations John Feffer In the movie Lost in Translation, an aging sible detriment of both regional security Hollywood actor and a young...

... The world’s problems are rarely new. There are always precedents that should inform today’s most crucial decisions. World Policy Journal asked five experts from the United Kingdom, Burundi, Chile, Turkey, and Venezuela what lessons from history keep being forgotten. Copyright © 2016 World Policy...

...Frith Maier Copyright © 2003 World Policy Institute 2003 B ttK S Frith Mater is the editor «/Vagabond Life: The Caucasus Journals of George Kennan, published by the University of Washington Press. The Forgotten George Kennan From Cheerleader to Critic of Tsarist...

... with such forgotten figures as his onetime sponsor, Carl Schmitt, a prickly Teutonic elitist. By con­ trast, Morgenthau turned his gaze on the tangled underbrush of foreign policy, using as his signpost national interest defined in terms of power. He was a tough-minded realist, and so proudly described himself...

... a narrative. Mar­ R. McCarthy, and served four terms before garet Macmillan not only brings to the fore retiring.) And finally, in a tour de force, the giants who shaped the imperfect peace Dorothy V. Jones exhumes from musty an­ signed at Versailles, but also such forgotten nals such totally...

... and by Abkhazia’s attempt to break away driven from their homes and farms within from Georgia.1 Many idps have lived in their own homeland, unlike those forced to squalor for upward of a decade, their plight flee their country under threat of persecu­ either forgotten or known only...

...” (XXI:4) (XXI:4) Feffer, John; “The Forgotten Lessons of Helsinki: Human Rights and Sharma, Shalendra D.; “The Promise of Monterrey: Meeting the Mil­ U.S.-North Korean Relations" (XXI:3) lennium Development Goals” (XXI:3) Gilbert, Mark; "Europe...

...) Plight of Displaced Persons in the Caucasus” (XIX:4) Buckley, Ross R; “The Rich Borrow and the Poor Repay: The Maier, Frith; “The Forgotten George Kennan: From Cheerleader Fatal Flaw in International Finance” (XIX:4) to Critic of Tsarist Russia” (XIX:4...

... in the varying ap­ threat of biological arms. proaches of the two administrations to the This rejection of multilateralism and lethal challenge of weapons of mass destruc­ verified arms control was foreshadowed by tion. It is too often forgotten that with the disagreements in the first Bush administra­...

...Judith Matloff; Katie Orlinsky © World Policy Institute 2014 2014 World Policy Institute Judith Matloff teaches conflict reporting at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She is the author of Home Girl (2008) and Fragments of a Forgotten War (1997). Katie...

... a classic bait-and-switch,” said Macquarie’s Carrico, who has written on nationalism and identity. “You want people to forget about internal incidents and internal divisions by emphasizing pressure that came from the outside.” Thus, the deaths caused by China’s own army are forgotten, while the spotlight...

... to their countrymen. The Century Foundation’s Michael Wahid Hanna warns of the toxic confluence of religion and politics in fragile, contemporary Egypt. In Burundi, Rosalie Hughes is on hand for the arrival of Philippe Starck’s Idea Box, that holds new hope and promise for connecting the most isolated and forgotten...

.... They want to get there the fastest way without knowing, or even caring about, the route. Hence, the popularity of the strongman option, where rights are surrendered in exchange for transforming the Philippines overnight. Filipinos have forgotten how the strongman experiment only led to more corruption...

... Krajeski then takes us on a journey along the fraught Turkish-Syrian frontier into refugee camps and the secret caserns of Syria’s revolutionaries. Rebecca Stewart, meanwhile, explores the horrors inflicted on Afghanistan’s internal migrants—the forgotten people of this endless war. Cambodia, leader...

... of Cameroon’s pivotal position become increasingly clear—not to mention its vulnerability to external threats. YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon—Since President Paul Biya came to power in 1982, Cameroon has been a sleepy regime with a soft and aging dictator, a nation all but forgotten in a remote corner...

... minister, Otto power. Consumer protection, an old Green Schily, who claim Germany cannot possibly issue, for example, seemed to be completely absorb more immigrants, asylum seekers, forgotten until the mad cow disease scandal refugees, or guest workers. Economists, on broke late last year. Perhaps...

... by the historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, I did not hear or read a single reference to a classic account of that election, Woodward’s Reunion and Reaction: The Compromise of 1877 and the End of Reconstruction (1951). After sifting through scores of forgotten archives, Woodward found that what happened...