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A Growing Appetite for Feed-in Tariffs
by thegeneration March 13, 2013by Nathan Otto Contributing Writer About halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego, Southern California’s largest power station sits idle. The San Onofre Nuclear Generating…
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This Land is Our Land: Territoriality, jingoism, and the farthest reaches of the Earth
by James Walker March 9, 2013by James Walker Editor Earlier this month, two of the largest and most significant economic powers on Earth came close to exchanging blows over…
- AfricaEuropeSecuritySecurity and Conflict
Mali: Another War on Terror in the Making?
by thegeneration March 1, 2013by Christine Smith Editor Last month, at the request of Mali’s Bamako government, France sent 4,000 troops to their former colony to help African…
by Rujuta Gandhi Editor “I recently spoke at a university where a student told me that it was such a shame that Nigerian men…
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The Next Global Dilemma: An Aging World
by thegeneration February 18, 2013by Tina Kim Co-Editor The next great crisis of our generation may not be global warming, nuclear attacks, looming deficits, or any pending apocalypses.…
- Middle EastSecurity and ConflictSociety and Culture
The Dangers of Iranian Hip-Hop
by thegeneration February 16, 2013by Yalda Mostajeran Contributing Writer If 50 Cent’s laurels rest on his nine gunshot wounds, then Iranian rapper Shahin Najafi’s rest on his death…