What We're Reading This Week
Matthew Bowser
Alex Ward, "Aung San Suu Kyi Meets with Hungary's Orbán to Lament their 'Growing Muslim Populations'", Vox
Vincent Bevins, "What the United States Did in Indonesia", The Atlantic
Ajay Verghese, "Is India Becoming a 'Hindu State'?", The Washington Post
Sean O'Grady, "Just like the Suez Crisis, Brexit Humiliation is a Stark Reminder of Britain's Waning Global Influence", The Independent
Dexter Govan
Meehan Crist, "A Strange Blight", London Review of Books
Richard English, "If Brexit, rather than militant Irish republicanism, brings about end to partition, how will future view violence of the past?" Belfast Telegraph
Rana Foroohar, "Plans for a worker-led economy straddle America's political divides" The Financial Times
Simon Vazquez, "Losing Barcelona", Jacobin
Colin Bernard
Howard W. French, "Africa's Lost Kingdoms", NY Review
Sarah A. Seo, "How Cars Transformed Policing", Boston Review
Kim Phillips-Fein, "Fear and Loathing of the Green New Deal", The New Republic
Peter Svik, "Global Neo-Colonialism (Or on the Cold War and What Came After)", LSE International History Blog