Author: campus

SESTA, International Organizations, and the Danger of Conflating Sex Work and Sex Trafficking

Posted by campus | May 6, 2018 | American Politics(B), International Organizations(B) |

The sex industry is massive, global, and exists in both the regulated, transparent world and the...

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Reshuffling the World Order, ‘America First’?

Posted by campus | May 5, 2018 | US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Amna Rana* On Thursday, March 22nd, 2018, President Donald Trump announced yet another change...

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An Era of Uncertainty: Analyzing US-Middle East Relations During the Trump Presidency

Posted by campus | Apr 9, 2018 | American Politics(B), Immigration(B), Middle East(B), US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Connor A. McNairn* After declaring his candidacy in June 2015, President Donald Trump has...

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Medicine or Poison: Why None of the Usual Inflation Prescriptions Are Viable Options for Maduro

Posted by campus | Mar 24, 2018 | Uncategorized |

By: Harry Nitzberg All experts on Venezuela seem to have a single word on their tongues in the...

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The Muffled Voices of Kashmiris: Belonging to a Stateless Nation

Posted by campus | Mar 24, 2018 | Asia(B) |

By: Amna Rana* Sometimes, when one has been exposed to the same thing over and over again, it...

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