In all circles of economic discussions these days, there is one name that is mentioned again and again: China. As recently as 1978, China…
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In the Shadow of Terror—The Global Response to Terrorism in Light of the Paris Attacks
by Arturo Siguenza January 15, 2016November 13, a day that will surely be ingrained in the nightmares of thousands, began as any other day in Paris, with the promise…
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Guatemala’s Critical Turning Point
by Holt Alden December 6, 2015In the past few months most international news has focused on conflicts throughout the Middle East, while little has been said about the incredible…
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Trust Women, Improve Water Supply
by Chrissy Cheung November 27, 2015The world water crisis stands out as one of the most prominent international issues of the world today, affecting developed and developing countries alike.…
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Why Bashar al-Assad Will Win the Syrian Civil War
by Erin Kelly November 11, 2015Syria today is, put simply, a catastrophe. Caught in a vicious cycle of violence, a civil war rages. The government commits war crimes against…
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Putin’s Actions are ‘Not Just About Geopolitics and Spheres of Influence’–an Interview with Ambassador Michael McFaul
by Kurt J. Klein November 8, 2015Generation Editors Izabela Chmielewska and Kurt Klein sat down with Ambassador Michael McFaul during his visit to UCLA last spring. Since then, Russia has conducted…
