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March 16, 2025 The Philadelphia Inquirer

In the Disastrous Meeting Between Trump and Zelensky, a Whiff of Another Munich Agreement

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

March 16, 2025 Al Jazeera

Is Trump the End of the International Rules-Based Order?

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

December 18, 2023 Haaretz

Deradicalizing Post-war Gaza: Why Biden Must Push for a Middle East Marshall Plan

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

July 03, 2023 Dawn

Cold Peace

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

May 20, 2022 Le Monde

“We Are at Risk of a New Cold War Between Democracies and Autocracies”

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

April 28, 2022 Newsweek

How to Help Ukrainian Refugees

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law; Social Justice and Human Rights
Topics: Michael W. Doyle; Homepage

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

March 03, 2022 The Washington Post

Seize, Don’t Just Freeze, Putin’s Billions

Areas of Study: Constitutional Law; International and Comparative Law; National Security and Privacy
Topics: Michael W. Doyle; Opinion; Faculty Scholarship and Ideas

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

October 08, 2021 Christian Science Monitor

Famine in Ethiopia: Why the World Isn’t Acting More Forcefully

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

March 30, 2021 The Jakarta Post

From the Bandung Conference to the Indo-Pacific Strategy

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

January 11, 2021 Newsweek

An Economic and Humanitarian Win-Win: Using Jobs to Resettle Refugees

Areas of Study: Constitutional Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor