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Spain’s Invisible State of Social Turmoil
by thegeneration October 26, 2012by Ferran Masip–Valls Contributing Writer Welcome to Spain, home of siestas, fiesta, sangria and paella; please enjoy our nice weather and good food. Why…
- Mexico and Latin AmericaThe International Economy
Spain’s Labor Markets: The Disregarded Solution of Economic Recovery
by thegeneration October 23, 2012by Tina Kim Despite the anti-austerity protests from thousands of unemployed Spaniards in recent months, Spain is moving towards cutting social programs in its…
- Middle EastSecuritySecurity and ConflictSociety and CultureTerrorism
Syria: A Case of Humanitarian Crisis Ignored?
by thegeneration October 15, 2012by Lilit Arabyan On Thursday, October 11th, the Burkle Center for International Relations invited prominent figures of academia to the UCLA School of Law,…
- Middle EastSecurityTerrorism
The Shooting of a 14-Year-Old Pakistani School Girl: A Solidification of the Female Threat to the Middle East
by thegeneration October 11, 2012by Shadee Ashtari Editor January 3, 2009: “I had a terrible dream yesterday with military helicopters and the Taleban […]I went off to school. I was…
- SecuritySecurity and ConflictTerrorismThe International Economy
South Africa Regresses after Deadly Marikana Mine Incident
by thegeneration August 25, 2012by Christine Smith A country known for its brutal apartheid policies from 1948-1994, South Africa is still reeling from Thursday, August 16th’s violent episode…
- Middle EastSecuritySecurity and ConflictTerrorism
If Afghanistan Were a Television Show
by thegeneration August 20, 2012by Reza Hessabi In the 1990s Afghanistan was a hodgepodge country, made up of many different lands, each owned, operated, and lorded over by…