January 2011 was an eventful month to say the least. Richard Cincotta’s political-demographic analysis on Tunisia’s chances of achieving democracy took top place, followed by a landmark PHE technical study, Joel Cohen on education and population growth, coverage of the first ever QDDR, and India’s continuing conflict with Maoist insurgents:

1. Tunisia’s Shot at Democracy: What Demographics and Recent History Tell Us

2. Quantifying the Integration of Population, Health, and Environment in Development: When the Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of its Parts

3. Watch: Too Few or Too Many? Joel E. Cohen on How Education Can Address Both

4. India’s Maoists: South Asia’s “Other” Insurgency

5. Guest Contributor Frederick M. Burkle: Reading the QDDR: Civil-Military Interface Still Lacks Operational Clarity

6. Reading the QDDR: Women and Youth in 21st Century Statecraft

7. New Insights Into the Population Growth Factor in Development

8. Turning Up the Water Pressure, Part One: How Population Growth Is Straining the World’s Most Vital Resource

9. Restrepo: Inside Afghanistan’s Korengal Valley

10. Pop Audio: From Cancun: Roger-Mark De Souza on Women and Integrated Climate Adaptation Strategies