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The Rise of Hydro-politics in the Middle East
by Grace Funk November 17, 2022The Middle East faces an existential water crisis and is running out of time to fix it. According to NASA data, the 2020-2021 rainfall…
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Your Geopolitical Primer for the 2022 World Cup
by Ben Chlarson November 16, 2022The 2022 World Cup is now just days away. As one of the largest and most watched sporting events across the globe–sports, nationalism, commerce,…
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Lessons From the War on Terror
by Jack Hill November 8, 2022History has demonstrated that nations often compromise on guaranteeing civil rights to their citizens as they mobilize against threats to national security. In combating…
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Open Arms or Closed Doors? The Refugee Experience
by Seher Alvi June 3, 2022With the Russia-Ukraine conflict raging on our television screens and across the pages of our media every day, the world is exceptionally focused on…
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The State of Women’s Soccer in the World
by Andreas Papoutsis May 31, 2022Andreas Papoutsis’ article is additionally featured in The Generation’s Spring 2022 Digital Print Edition: Women. Coming June 1st 2022. There is still much more work…
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Covid, Automation, and their long-term effects on Women’s Work
by Joshua Potter May 25, 2022Joshua Potter’s article is additionally featured in The Generation’s Spring 2022 Digital Print Edition: Women. Coming June 1st 2022. Automation has been ever since the…
