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The Next Commander in Chief—Where the 2016 Presidential Candidates Stand on Foreign Policy and Why it Matters
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The Next Commander in Chief—Where the 2016 Presidential Candidates Stand on Foreign Policy and Why it Matters

As former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated in the Milwaukee Democratic Debate last February,…

March 3, 2016Last upadateMay 2, 2016
Nationality vs. Humanity: The Stranger’s Case

Nationality vs. Humanity: The Stranger’s Case

                          “It is…

November 20, 2015Last upadateDecember 2, 2020
Ending the Embargo: Liberating US Politics from the Cuba Lobby

Ending the Embargo: Liberating US Politics from the Cuba Lobby

On 14 December, 2014, President Obama announced he will re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba after almost…

October 12, 2015Last upadateNovember 4, 2015
The Unnoticed Conflict in the Central African Republic

The Unnoticed Conflict in the Central African Republic

While news networks have assiduously covered the tumultuous events taking place in countries like Syria…

March 15, 2015Last upadateMarch 15, 2015
Los Muertos no Pagan: The Case for New Institutions to Resolve Sovereign Debt Disputes

Los Muertos no Pagan: The Case for New Institutions to Resolve Sovereign Debt Disputes

In 1776, Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations asserted: “When it becomes necessary for a…

November 28, 2014Last upadateNovember 12, 2015
Crisis in Ukraine and the Global Scramble for Ukrainian Allegiance

Crisis in Ukraine and the Global Scramble for Ukrainian Allegiance

By Christine Smith – Editor Since November of last year, mounting tensions within Ukraine have…

May 5, 2014Last upadateMay 5, 2014
A Broken Measure Will Not Be Fixed by a Broken System

A Broken Measure Will Not Be Fixed by a Broken System

By Erfan Faridmoayer Editor Immigration reform has always been a subject of heated discussion in…

April 19, 2014Last upadateApril 23, 2014
Are the U.S. and India Headed for a Break-Up?: Finding the Delicate Balance in Diplomatic Relationships

Are the U.S. and India Headed for a Break-Up?: Finding the Delicate Balance in Diplomatic Relationships

By Noelle Little The arrest of the Indian diplomat, Ms. Devyani Khobragade, last December in…

April 12, 2014Last upadateApril 12, 2014
“Show, Don’t Tell”: Advice for Anyone with a Phone, Camera, or Keyboard

“Show, Don’t Tell”: Advice for Anyone with a Phone, Camera, or Keyboard

By Erica Anjum Samantha Power was in the building. Schoenberg Hall, UCLA, to be exact,…

March 17, 2014Last upadateApril 9, 2014

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