Category: Human Rights

The Freedom and Oppression of France’s Laïcité

by McConville, Jordan | Nov 13, 2023 | France (B), Human Rights, Racial Tensions, Women(B) | 0 |

In October 2018, during a WAFF Women’s Club Championship match between Jordan’s Shabab...

BRICS Expansion: A Sign of Strength or Weakness?

by McGowan, Timothy | Nov 7, 2023 | Africa, Asia(B), China, Currency, Economy(B), Europe(B), Hegemony, Human Rights, Intergovernmental Organizations(B), Iran(B), Middle East(B), Russia | 0 |

On August 22, 2023, BRICS held their 15th annual summit in Johannesburg, South Africa. During the...

The 2023 Nigerian Presidential Election: Another Missed Opportunity for Nation-Building?

by Igbom, Chukwudalu | May 30, 2023 | Africa, Elections, Human Rights, Military(B), Nigeria, War(B) | 0 |

Anyone following the 2023 Nigerian presidential election closely would guess that the coverage and...

Lights Out: How Formula One Enables Human Rights Violations in the Middle East

by Donoughe, Walter | Nov 16, 2022 | Human Rights, International Sports, Middle East(B), Social Justice, Sportswashing | 0 |

“It’s lights out and away we go!” proclaims Formula One commentator David Croft on race day as...

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Welcome to the Towson University Journal of International Affairs. Established in 1967, we are the oldest undergraduate-run journal of international affairs. Check out our latest issue!

Recent Blog Posts

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Grasping at Laws: Climate Litigation in International Courts a Step Toward Justice for Small Island Developing States? December 18, 2023
The Freedom and Oppression of France’s Laïcité November 13, 2023

Category: Human Rights

The Freedom and Oppression of France’s Laïcité

BRICS Expansion: A Sign of Strength or Weakness?

The 2023 Nigerian Presidential Election: Another Missed Opportunity for Nation-Building?

Lights Out: How Formula One Enables Human Rights Violations in the Middle East

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