FOCUS ON MILLIONS ON THE MOVE
Migration is testing national policy in many countries. The questions it raises go to the heart of the international order.
BY ANDREW ERICKSON
The present and looming migration crisis, with bad governance its main driver, requires all the tools of statecraft to resolve.
BY TIMOTHY CARNEY
Closing the distance between legal requirements and humanitarian instincts is a global, rather than national, enterprise.
BY DAVID ROBINSON
A sampling of coverage of migration issues from 1921 through 2001.
FEATURE
Helping the country get its avocados into the export market is a win-win for Colombia and the United States.
BY MARC GILKEY
EDUCATION SUPPLEMENT
This requirement for college applications is more important—and easier to write—than you may think.
BY FRANCESCA H. KELLY
Making high school curriculum choices can be daunting for Foreign Service families. Here is some insight into the AP and IB programs.
BY MARYBETH HUNTER AND KRISTEN A. MARIOTTI
PERSPECTIVES
A Bipartisan Solution for State: The Case for a 10 Percent Cap
BY BARBARA STEPHENSON
Afghanistan: Rightsizing Expectations
BY ANNIE PFORZHEIMER
Betty Friedan in Budapest
BY BEATRICE CAMP
AFSA NEWS
The Terrible Twos
BY KENNETH KERO-MENTZ
Framing the Case for Diplomacy
BY KIM GREENPLATE
