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    Fall 2020 Print Edition: “Ballots And Borders”

    written by Grayson Peters
    December 3, 2020
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    A Generation Retrospective: The Arab Spring

    by Grayson Peters November 22, 2020

    The Generation first launched in January 2010, over a decade ago. Over the past ten years, our articles have followed world events from the…

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    Abe’s Successor and the Future of Japanese-American Relations

    by Andreas Papoutsis November 17, 2020

    Shinzo Abe faced criticism at home but respect abroad. A series of scandals surrounding cronyism and an inability to fulfill every promise of his…

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    Uighurs In China: Suffering in Silence?

    written by Elizabeth Onibokun
    November 12, 2020
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    Greece’s Migrant Crisis: A Combination of EU Policy Failures & Populism

    by Caroline Mendoza November 9, 2020

    On September 8, Moria, a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, was engulfed in flames that burned down a majority of the…

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    Social Media, Protest, and the Freedom of Speech

    by Annabelle Werner October 27, 2020

    This article is the fourth of five pieces from our summer series for 2020. The theme this summer is “Challenging Narratives.” In the coming…

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    A Call to Amend the Security Council Veto

    written by Annabelle Werner
    October 25, 2020
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    A Discussion With Dr. Fiona Hill on the Role Social Media Plays in Russian Meddling in U.S. Democracy

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    “I don’t think it is responsible to the American taxpayers to leave it like it is. We need a way forward.” – Secretary of…

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