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David M. Carballo

David M. Carballo is a professor of archaeology, anthropology, and Latin American studies and assistant provost for general education at Boston University.

    October 20, 2026
    Columns/Geopolitics

    Europe’s Refugee Crisis: Merkel’s Humanitarian Gamble

    The then German Chancellor Angela Merkel opened the floodgates to refugees from underdeveloped and Muslim-majority countries, allowing them to enter Germany in the name of humanitarian policy. At that time, several well-meaning

    Columns/Geopolitics

    India: LoC Infiltration Attempts Persist

    Indian security forces have foiled at least ten infiltration attempts along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir in 2026, killing nine terrorists in five incidents, according to partial SATP data. Although official figures indicate a sustained decline in

    October 20, 2026

    Baloch Insurgency Intensifies as BRG Escalates Attacks

    Columns/Geopolitics

    The Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) have sharply escalated their operations in 2026, with at least 23 security personnel killed in six BRG-linked incidents, according

    The Indian Ocean’s Security Partnerships: When Cooperation Becomes Dependence

    Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

    For Sri Lanka, maritime security is not an abstract geopolitical concern. The island’s location near major shipping routes creates opportunities for trade, fisheries, and

    Archaeological Advances in Deep Time Politics and Social Change

    February 21, 2024
    History

    Western society is largely in the grips of an entrenched mythology that premodern non-Western states and empires were organized despotically, markedly different from how humans govern themselves in the contemporary West. There’s

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    Interpreting Communication Systems in Mesoamerican Societies

    February 14, 2024
    Education/Journalism

    The modes of communication that a society uses can tell us a lot about its political structure. A research study we published in 2022 revealed distinct modes of communication and administrative recordkeeping in autocratic

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    Archaeology Is Flipping the Script on What We Know About Ancient Mesoamerica

    June 29, 2023
    History

    Recent archaeology emerging from ancient Mesoamerica is flipping the script of public understanding about the people and institutions that inhabited this world: the evidence tells us that cooperative and pluralistic government was

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