- Security and ConflictSociety and Culture
Rape in India: A Watershed Moment or Business as Usual?
by thegeneration February 7, 2013by Kara McManus Contributing Writer Last month, global citizens were collectively horrified upon reading, seeing, and hearing about the brutal gang rape of Jyoti Singh, a…
- Security and ConflictSociety and CultureUncategorizedWomen's Rights
The Roots of the Growing Incidences of Rape in India
by thegeneration February 4, 2013By Trisha Parikh India is the world’s largest democracy, with 1.2 billion people—approximately 48% are women. One of the most powerful politicians in India…
Students of International Relations are often asked to look at the evolutionary changes taking place in the global system. Challenges to the traditional Westphalian…
by Rujuta Gandhi Co-Editor Co-developed by UCLA’s brightest, the Internet faces the threat of control by the United Nations (U.N.). From Dec. 3 to…
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Understanding the American Image in the Middle East: A Conversation with Political Activists from North Africa and the Middle East
by thegeneration December 3, 2012By: Tina Kim, Trisha Parikh, & Sara Pilgreen As news reports poured in everyday, detailing the fighting between Syrian rebel forces, the Israel and…
- Society and Culture
Spain’s Unity at Risk: Catalan Elections & the Independence Movement
by thegeneration November 30, 2012by Ferran Masip–Valls Contributing Writer One of the most heard slogans during Franco’s dictatorial Regime in Spain was “España: una, grande y libre” (“Spain:…