Author: campus

Can Global Leaders Compromise by December in Order to Establish Guidelines for the Paris Accord?

Posted by campus | Nov 7, 2018 | Environmental Policy(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Alyssa Lennon* On the morning of September 14th, Hurricane Florence landed in North Carolina,...

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The Decline of the American Image

Posted by campus | Oct 31, 2018 | International Organizations(B), US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Ryan Kirby* President Trump campaigned heavily on his promise to put America first and...

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The World Trade Organization: Predictability or the Fog of Isolation

Posted by campus | Oct 2, 2018 | American Politics(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), International Organizations(B), US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Cameron Bell* Since his election in 2016, President Trump has railed against numerous...

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The U.S. in Yemen: Complicity in Human Rights Violations and Responsibility for Growing Iranian Influence

Posted by campus | Sep 28, 2018 | Middle East(B), US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Connor A. McNairn* Peaceful transitions of power are often overlooked or taken for granted by...

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The Empire of Passion and Dreams

Posted by campus | Sep 18, 2018 | Europe(B), Russia(B) |

By: Finn Hasson* In the introduction to his 1897 masterwork Un coup de dés jamais n’abolira le...

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