- Security and ConflictTechnology
Twitter’s International Censorship Plan Raises Important Questions
by thegeneration February 22, 2012By Lilit Arabyan The powerful tool of new media in the protester’s hand is…well, revolutionary. Twitter’s new International Censorship Plan allows for the website’s…
- Security and ConflictSociety and CultureThe International EconomyUCLA and the World
The People of North Korea, Silenced for Too Long
by David Taylor February 20, 2012By Lilit Arabyan North Korea saturated international headlines late last year after the country’s dictator and supreme ruler, Kim Jong-il, died of a heart…
- Security and ConflictSociety and Culture
Resilience in Tahrir Square
by thegeneration February 5, 2012By F.A., Commentary from Cairo, Egypt. Night cloaked Tahrir Square as the lampposts cast a dim light over the thousands of people gathered in…
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Petri Dish for Terrorists
by thegeneration January 30, 2012What are the major terrorist threats not yet on our radar? How are New York and other cities around the world adjusting to modern…
The Generation is an online foreign affairs magazine featuring students’ perspectives on global current events. The site’s title is a recognition that — through factors such…
Stephan Chiu is a 4th year Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics Major at UCLA, a talented student who is fascinated by global medicine. He also works in a virology research lab on campus, studying mechanisms of the Nipah Virus. His interests include music, photography, and travel. Stephen writes about his recent trip to Nicaragua, and the eye-opening experiences he had at the local clinic.