The Current Road-map to Peace in Syria: A Dead End
By Eleanor Baldenweck The current Syrian conflict ignited following the Arab Spring in 2011. As pro-democracy demonstrations swept the Middle East
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Three Reasons Why the Post-Conflict Social Order Might Not Endure in Colombia
by Emanuel Hernandez Despite significant advancements toward a new social order in Colombia, there are three issues that threaten to
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70
By Patricia Zanini Graca Seventy years ago, on December 10, 1948, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Eleanor
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Diplomacy Brief: Groko and the Future of the Left
Groko and the Future of the Left The Future of Social Democracy is being decided in Germany, or so said
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Refoulement: The Case of Nigeria and Cameroon
By Chiazam Onyenso Political strife continues to brew as a result of the ongoing separatist revolt in Cameroon. The unrest
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The US-UN Relationship – Why it Matters for US
By Patricia Zanini Graca The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945 on American soil. Its name was coined by American
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A Modicum of Justice at the International Criminal Court
By Michael Curtin In his closing statement before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in the trial of
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Border Psychology: What Pro-Brexiters Stand to Lose in Their Negotiation Tactics
By Meagan Torello As the United Kingdom grapples with the terms of its departure from the European Union, the border
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Truth and Justice in Catalonia
Truth and Justice in Catalonia By Ruthly Cadestin Among the bustle of echoed chanting and waving flags, Spanish citizens sought
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Diplomacy Brief: Trump Heads to Asia, Lebanese Politics, Civil Society in Turkey and the Centennial of the October Revolution
Trump Goes To China Amid mounting tensions in the region, this week President Donald Trump is headed on a five-nation
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