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Mapping Earth from the Roots Up
by Lillianne Thomas April 24, 2015No more than a decade has passed since it became possible for anyone with a connection to the Internet to access and author real-time…
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Disparate Geopolitics: Hackers of the world Unite?
by James Walker April 1, 2015In the realm of academia we are often confronted with complex phenomena that we then attempt to corral into nicely defined cubicles. Systems of…
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Internet or Interpol? The case against supranational internet governance
by Lillianne Thomas March 2, 2015The internet⏤perhaps the epitome of globalization. Enabling information and new ideas to travel instantaneously across the world, the internet has linked people, places, cultures,…
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Facing A Long Battle: Immigration Reform in the United States
by Emily Milstein February 7, 2015Human migration has, throughout history, been a force that has impacted the development of countless societies and cultures. From the waves of…
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The Crossroads: The Modernization of the Roman Catholic Church
by Tala Ahmadi December 12, 2014As one of the world’s oldest institutions still alive today, the Roman Catholic Church has been at the intersection of traditional versus contemporary many…
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Put Away the Umbrellas in Hong Kong Streets
by Yui Komuro December 8, 2014Will the “pan-democrat” camp of Hong Kong (HK) settle for anything short of “democracy” and “political sovereignty” from mainland China? Can there be a…