Winds of Change in Japan’s Constitution
by Amber Murakami-Fester “The Japanese people forever renounce war as a sovereign right of the nation and the threat or use of force as means […]
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Tweets to Toyotas: Slow but Steady Progress for Women’s Rights in Saudi Arabia
By Erica Anjum A young woman in Orange County, California, theoretically has access to the same opportunities as a young man; except, it is still […]
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Big Data and Privacy in the Global Age: An Open Letter about a Closed Industry!
By James Walker – Editor There has been a flurry of activity over the past few months concerning the issue of Internet data gathering, […]
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Egyptian Peace Activist on Hunger Strike Awaits Appeal Against Three Year Sentence
by James Walker Editor, The Generation CAIRO – Ahmed Maher, architect of Egypt’s 2008 April 6 Youth movement and Nobel nominated political activist has been […]
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Lampedusa: the Much-Needed Heart of Illegal Immigration in the Mediterranean
by Amber Murakami-Fester Editor A shipwreck on Oct. 3 off the coast of Lampedusa, a small Italian island in the Mediterranean between Sicily and Tunisia, […]
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Ending Polio: A Long Overdue Eradication
Erfan Faridmoayer Editor The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has called it “one of the most feared diseases of the twentieth century.” Mainly […]
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Winds of Change in Japan’s Constitution
Children share a moment of silence before a memorial in the Hiroshima Peace Park....
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Tweets to Toyotas: Slow but Steady Progress for Women’s Rights in Saudi Arabia
Photo Credit: Denis Bocquet, March 19, 2012 . Flicker under Creative Commons Licensing By...
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Big Data and Privacy in the Global Age: An Open Letter about a Closed Industry!
Picture Credit: “Casablanca” (1942) Warner Bros. Pictures. Used under...
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Egyptian Peace Activist on Hunger Strike Awaits Appeal Against Three Year Sentence
by James Walker Editor, The Generation CAIRO – Ahmed Maher, architect of Egypt’s...
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Lampedusa: the Much-Needed Heart of Illegal Immigration in the Mediterranean
Boats off the shore of Lampedusa, photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons by Amber Murakami-Fester Editor A...
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Ending Polio: A Long Overdue Eradication
A Board of Health quarantine card warning that the premises are contaminated by poliomyelitis;...
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Tweets to Toyotas: Slow but Steady Progress for Women’s Rights in Saudi Arabia
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Egyptian Peace Activist on Hunger Strike Awaits Appeal Against Three Year Sentence
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Perspectives of a Troubled Youth
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Sorry for the Inconvenience – Brazil is Under Construction
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A Snowden Summer
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Adventures in Bizzaro World: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb…
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Egyptian Peace Activist on Hunger Strike Awaits Appeal Against Three Year Sentence
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Ending Polio: A Long Overdue Eradication
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Chemical Weapons Victory: A Loss for the Syrian People
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Perspectives of a Troubled Youth
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Sorry for the Inconvenience – Brazil is Under Construction
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Adventures in Bizzaro World: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb…
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Big Data and Privacy in the Global Age: An Open Letter about a Closed Industry!
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Sorry for the Inconvenience – Brazil is Under Construction
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The New Spanish Housing Crisis
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Boston Strong
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The Wise Words of Sun Tzu: The Rise of China and the Changing World Order
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China’s Housing Market: It’s More Than Just a Bubble
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Egyptian Peace Activist on Hunger Strike Awaits Appeal Against Three Year Sentence
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Europe in Crisis: Bolt from the Blue?
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Stop Voting Against Yourself: The Difference between Opinions and Facts
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International Online Piracy Panel (with video)
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Sec. Janet Napolitano speaks with The Generation (video)
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The Generation Interview with Senator George Mitchell
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Ending Polio: A Long Overdue Eradication
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Pakistani Elections 2013: Vote for Change, Vote for Integrity
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International Women’s Day 2013: Going Beyond Awareness
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The Next Global Dilemma: An Aging World
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Stop Voting Against Yourself: The Difference between Opinions and Facts
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Chemical Weapons Victory: A Loss for the Syrian People
Photo Credit: Freedom House on Flickr, used under Creative Commons License By: Erika Jahan Tuesday, Oct. 15 was celebrated by Muslims worldwide as Eid al-Adha. […]
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Perspectives of a Troubled Youth
By Akbar Khan, Staff Writer. In February of this year, The Generation published a piece on Iranian hip-hop. Feeling discontent with the Iranian regime, some Iranian […]
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Sorry for the Inconvenience – Brazil is Under Construction
by Michelle Sinness Contributing Writer When Brazil won the Confederations Cup final soccer game on Sunday night, June 30th, 2013, the streets of Brazil’s first […]
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A Snowden Summer
by Amber Murakami-Fester Editor Edward Snowden’s exposure of the National Security Agency’s PRISM surveillance program in early June made sure that the media had an […]
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Adventures in Bizzaro World: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb…
by James Walker Editor Last week, the President of the United States of America made a televised appeal to the nation, asking them to get […]
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Egypt Re-revolutionized: A comparison of two movements
by Erfan Faridmoayer Editor A few years ago, at the peak of Arab Spring, Egypt had become emblematic in the mindset of neighboring countries struggling to […]
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Taiwan’s East Asia Peaceful Initiative
by Chiaming Shen Contributing Writer Recently, the territorial dispute between Taipei, Beijing and Tokyo over the Diaoyutai (Senkaku) Islands in the East China Sea has been escalating. […]
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The Specter of “Foreign Influence” – Boogeyman of 21st Century Authoritarians Everywhere
by James Walker Editor During the seismic shifts in the Arab world over the past few years the question has often arisen as to what […]
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Whaling: A High Seas Culture Clash
by Amber Murakami-Fester Editor Whaling in Japan, which has charged the international community with high tensions for many a decade, is set to face legal […]
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Persecution of Rohingya is Key to a Profitable U.S.-Burma Relationship
by Jacob Goldberg Staff Writer The success and international attention achieved by Burma’s current pro-democracy, pro-Western government has been a towering triumph for the former […]
