Author: campus

Neo-Ottomanism and the European Union

Posted by campus | Dec 9, 2019 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Middle East(B) |

By Ronnan Rodas* The relationship between the European Union and Turkey remains one of the more...

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The Sudan Massacre: A Fight for Change

Posted by campus | Dec 2, 2019 | Uncategorized |

In June 2019 one may have noticed a number of social media profile pictures being changed to a...

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Deterrence in the Persian Gulf: Why American Efforts to Contain Iran Are Failing

Posted by campus | Nov 25, 2019 | Donald Trump(B), Iran(B), Middle East(B), US Foreign Policy(B), War(B) |

The doublespeak that so often characterizes political life takes on a unique potency in the...

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Corruption, Collaboration and Controversy: A Tale of a Czech Populist PM.

Posted by campus | Nov 11, 2019 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Uncategorized |

By: Jonathan Ocadiz* In the summer of 2019, Prague was the center of mass protests of...

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Why Would Bolsonaro Reject Aid in Combatting the Amazon Wildfires?

Posted by campus | Oct 18, 2019 | Environmental Issues(B), Environmental Policy(B), Sustainable Development(B) |

“The world needs the forest. We need it and our children need it,” Handech Wakana Mura, of the...

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