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Josh Nacht 3/31/18 Josh Nacht 3/31/18

Charting India's Rise

Kinza Haq 3/31/18 Kinza Haq 3/31/18

Development or Colonialism: What China's OBOR Initiative Means for Pakistan

Iris Aikaterini Frangou 1/20/18 Iris Aikaterini Frangou 1/20/18

Reunification in Cyprus: a New Deal is Feasible, so long as the Guarantors Permit it

Kinza Haq 1/19/18 Kinza Haq 1/19/18

The US Under Trump and APEC

Alexis Marin 1/19/18 Alexis Marin 1/19/18

Bulgaria’s Euro Ambitions and Their Implications

Shayan Rauf 12/2/17 Shayan Rauf 12/2/17

The Road Forward for Afghanistan

History's Role in Contemporary Policy

Skye Bork 11/4/17 Skye Bork 11/4/17

From Columbia to Washington: Campaign Finance with Professor Richard John

Bani Sapra 6/19/17 Bani Sapra 6/19/17

South Sudan: No Taxation, No Representation

Mi Yeon Kim 6/14/17 Mi Yeon Kim 6/14/17

Missile Defense: China and the US in Korea

Giovanni Emmanuel Pagán 6/14/17 Giovanni Emmanuel Pagán 6/14/17

Puerto Rico Paradox: Colonialism & Voting

Bani Sapra 4/21/17 Bani Sapra 4/21/17

Salvaging Reputations and Easing Guilt

How the regulation of multinational companies in the USA has yet to yield positive consequences in the Congo.

Yerv Melkonyan 4/21/17 Yerv Melkonyan 4/21/17

In the Long Run, We’re All… Unemployed?

Emil Mella 4/21/17 Emil Mella 4/21/17

On Budgets and Having Them Make Sense

Giovanni Emmanuel Pagán 3/31/17 Giovanni Emmanuel Pagán 3/31/17

The Isolationist Pivot – What Abandoning TPP Means for US Foreign Policy

Margaret Elizabeth Toner 3/20/17 Margaret Elizabeth Toner 3/20/17

Congress to Puerto Rico: Drop Dead

Giovanni Emmanuel Pagán 3/5/17 Giovanni Emmanuel Pagán 3/5/17

Stepping Out of the Shadows

Bringing Legality to the Informal Sector in Latin America

Yerv Melkonyan 3/5/17 Yerv Melkonyan 3/5/17

“A Better Way,” or a Riskier Way?

Dimitrius Keeler 11/29/16 Dimitrius Keeler 11/29/16

Interview with Professor Michael G. Miller

About election forecasting, battleground states and the future of American politics.

Rosalie Calvet 11/1/16 Rosalie Calvet 11/1/16

Foreign Companies in China: Normalizing Cultural Imperialism and Discrimination

The new generation of urban young Chinese people that have studied abroad is increasingly criticizing Western worshiping and domination.

Sasha Zients 5/28/16 Sasha Zients 5/28/16

Obama’s Vision for Relations with Cuba

Cuba as an example of the dangers of communist failure. It will take time for these perceptions to evolve. What is indisputable is that Obama took bold and decisive action regarding Cuba.