- AsiaHuman RightsWomen's Rights
How Cambodian Women Demonstrate the Gendered Dynamics of Genocide
by Caroline Mendoza March 9, 2021In light of Women’s History Month, it cannot be understated that women in Cambodia are disproportionately and uniquely affected by a myriad of issues,…
- AsiaChinaSecuritySecurity and Conflict
America should Strengthen Japan’s Warfighting Abilities in Preparation for a Chinese Contingency over Taiwan
by Taylor Fairless March 7, 2021Talk about China’s predatory behavior has echoed insistently in the halls of the White House. The Communist Party under President Xi Jinping is more…
- AsiaHuman RightsPrint Article
With Burma’s Coup, Ethnic Minorities Cannot Be Forgotten
by Caroline Mendoza February 28, 2021Inspired by the attempted January 6th insurrection in Washington, D.C., “Changing of the Guard” is a series of reflections on transitions of power —…
- EconomicsEuropeGlobalizationSociety and CultureThe International Economy
So you want to be European? A challenge to the perceived success of the European model over the U.S. model in leftist discourse.
by Katherine Jones February 17, 2021Imagine life in Switzerland: an idyllic alpine country in which gun ownership is legalized, immigration and multilateralism are frowned upon, healthcare is privatized and…
- Middle EastMilitarySecurity and Conflict
The Gulf War: Overcoming the Collective Action Problem
by Alex Choy January 13, 2021The havoc unleashed by the 1991 Iraqi annexation of Kuwait marked the first major international crisis in a unipolar post-Cold War world. For the…
