- Security and ConflictThe International EconomyUCLA and the WorldUncategorized
Europe in Crisis: Bolt from the Blue?
by thegeneration January 24, 2013by Brad Rowe I had the pleasure of attending a UCLA Center for European and Eurasian Studies (CEES) book talk with author Ivan Berend…
Students of International Relations are often asked to look at the evolutionary changes taking place in the global system. Challenges to the traditional Westphalian…
- Middle East
Egypt’s Youngest Revolutionaries Grapple with a Harsh Fate
by thegeneration December 7, 2012By Frida Alim In 2011, street children found a home in Tahrir Square and were among the first on the front lines of violent…
- AfricaMiddle EastSecurity and ConflictSociety and CultureUncategorized
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…
- AfricaMiddle EastSecurity and ConflictSociety and CultureTerrorismUncategorized
Terrorist Coup Threatens to Destroy Mali
by thegeneration November 25, 2012By Christine Smith Co-Editor Recently, Al Qaeda-affiliated militants have created political chaos in the previously stable West African country of Mali by successfully gaining…
- Security and ConflictThe International Economy
Fiji – Fun in the Sun with Guns!
by James Walker November 22, 2012by Magpie372 By James Walker In the rough and tumble world of International Relations, it is sometimes easy to focus too much on the…