Monkey Cage: What is NAFTA, and what would happen to U.S. trade without it?

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Is Mexico the second-deadliest ‘conflict zone’ in the world? Probably not.; What can Watergate teach us about the Trump White House?; A Zambian opposition leader was arrested, but there are deeper cracks in the country’s democracy; What’s really at stake in Iran’s presidential election;
 
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What is NAFTA, and what would happen to U.S. trade without it?
Here are 5 things you need to know about NAFTA
By Chad P. Bown  •  Read more »
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Is Mexico the second-deadliest ‘conflict zone’ in the world? Probably not.
Yes, it’s serious. But if we diagnose its violence incorrectly, we get the wrong solution.
By Brian J. Phillips  •  Read more »
 
What can Watergate teach us about the Trump White House?
Among other things, that Nixon was better at deflecting the FBI.
By Andrew Rudalevige  •  Read more »
 
A Zambian opposition leader was arrested, but there are deeper cracks in the country’s democracy
Hungary and Turkey are showing similar patterns of decline.
By Michael Wahman  •  Read more »
 
What’s really at stake in Iran’s presidential election
Iranians head to the polls tomorrow in what’s increasingly seen as a referendum on its next supreme leader.
By Seyedamir Hossein Mahdavi and Naghmeh Sohrabi  •  Read more »
 
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