The Art of Unseeing Isn’t Hard to Master
The Art of Unseeing Isn’t Hard to Master As the world focuses on chemical attacks in Syria, corpses in Raqqa,
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Against Foreign Capital?: The Populist Temptation in Tanzania
by Alexander B. Makulilo Populism has always been a contested concept. However, its core message across definitions is simply in
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Diplomacy Brief: Orban The Victor
Orban, Victor On Sunday, April 8th, Viktor Orban, and his Fidesz party were swept to reelection in the Hungarian Parliamentary
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Diplomacy Brief: Diaspora Resource Flows in the Horn of Africa: The Case of Remittances in Somalia.
Remittances in Somalia Emerging powers such as China, India, and Brazil offer attractive incentives to their diaspora populations abroad for
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The Time Has Come: The U.S. and the Global Community to Stand Up for the Stateless Rohingya
By Michael Curtin In no uncertain terms, the United Nations states the following: “All individuals, in particular, vulnerable people, are
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To End Yemeni Starvation, Stop Saudi Arabia
By Maliheh Bitaraf The Case Against the Yemen Intervention The case for US Support of the Saudi intervention in Yemen rests
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The Rapid Evolution of European Extreme Right Politics: What to Look For in the Remainder of 2018
By Meagan Torello Europe’s political right slowly crept up to prominence without the world truly taking notice until the United
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Refugee Crisis or Opportunity? Germany vs Hungary
By Morgan McMichen Europe is experiencing the worst refugee crisis in seven decades, and host countries are scrambling to come
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Diplomacy Brief: Tariffs and Trade Wars
The past two weeks have been muddled in updates, speculations, and fears surrounding President Trump’s trade policy. Issues surrounding trade
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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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