Editorial Board
Nikki Schuldt
Editor-in-Chief
Nikki Schuldt earned her B.A. in Government from Smith College, complementing it with minors in Classical Studies and Statistics & Data Science. Now, as an M.A. candidate at Seton Hall University, specializing in post-conflict state reconstruction and foreign policy analysis, she continues to explore the complexities of global diplomacy with precision and passion.
Her experience in government and the legal industry has shaped her strategic approach, making her an invaluable guide in shaping discourse on international affairs.
Zuleyha Cite
Director of Social Media
Zuleyha Cite earned her B.A. in International Relations from Istanbul, Marmara University, and after graduation, she transitioned to Seton Hall University. Zuleyha is currently a first-year M.A. candidate in Diplomacy and International Relations, specializing in International Organizations. Her academic interests focus on international peace, security, and particularly UN studies, with a deep passion for Turkish-American politics and NATO affairs. Currently, Zuleyha serves as a Graduate Assistant in the School of Diplomacy’s Social Media team. With her creativity and expertise, Zuleyha is sure to contribute to the social media presence of the Journal and help shape its digital voice.
Robbie Hughes
Editor-in-Chief
Robbie Hughes earned his BA in Public Policy & Governance from St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, Canada last year, and is currently pursuing his M.A. in Diplomacy and International Relations at Seton Hall University. His academic interest focus on International Human Rights and Foreign Policy. He is working on human rights field research in West Africa, focusing on child slavery and he is currently a Research & Analytics Associate for the LeRoy Wealth Management Group. As Deputy Editor in Chief and member of the Editorial Board, Robbie Hughes supports all aspects of the Journal’s operations.
Professor Britta Redwood
Faculty Advisor
Professor Redwood’s research focuses on international law, critical legal theory, and reparatory justice. Professor Redwood is Assistant Professor at Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations. She holds a secondary appointment at Seton Hall Law School. She previously taught at Howard University and New York University Law Schools. She also served as the Interim Director of the Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights Center at Howard Law School. Prior to teaching, she worked at the International Crimes and Accountability program at the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights and as a legal adviser to the Strategic Litigation Project at the Atlantic Council, specializing in work related to international human rights and international criminal law. She began her legal career as a litigation associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP in New York.
