Coronavirus — Europe Looks to a Post-American World
“Amid Coronavirus, a divided Europe will need to develop ‘an appetite for power’ amid the realization that it can no longer count on the US.”
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Author: Liam Kennedy
Picture This: How Life Magazine Framed America’s War
“Life Magazine’s photography was key to an imperial perspective as it provided stimulating visual forays into a world opening up to American dominance”
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“Murder Most Foul”: Dylan, JFK, and the Ephemeral “America”
On Bob Dylan’s latest song “Murder Most Foul”: “This is a dispatch from the invisible republic. It is both a balm and a beacon. Today, we need both.”
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Ireland and the US in the Age of Great Disruption
Facing Brexit and Trumpism: “This is the interregunum, a precarious time in which Ireland needs to carefully navigate its place in an emergent world order.”
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Getting Smart in the Age of Trump
Dealing with a performer President: “There will come a time after Trump, and we need to consider how we will enter it. What are we going to take with us?”
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How Brexit Boosted Irish-American Influence — and May Challenge the UK
British observers have dismissed “shamrock diplomacy” — now Irish-American relations may reshape the UK Government’s options for and after Brexit
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