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Middle East Security Security and Conflict Terrorism

If Afghanistan Were a Television Show

written by thegeneration

Middle East Security and Conflict The International Economy Uncategorized
The De-evolution of Iran: Re-claiming a Homeland
by thegeneration August 13, 2012
A Foreign Love Affair The last time I visited Iran I was ten, and although I looked eight, I still had to wear a…
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Security and Conflict The International Economy
Greece: Why Exiting the European Union is not the Solution
by thegeneration August 6, 2012
By Trisha Parikh “Within our mandate, the ECB is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. And believe me, it will be…
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Africa Security and Conflict

The Slacktivism of Generation @: A New Era of Human Rights Activism?

written by James Walker

Security and Conflict Uncategorized
In Honor of Nelson Mandela Day: Let Your Greatness Blossom
by thegeneration July 18, 2012
By Sara Pilgreen Today marks the third annual “Nelson Mandela International Day” as Mr. Mandela celebrates his 94th birthday in Qunu, the Eastern Cape.…
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Middle East Security Security and Conflict Terrorism
Does American Film’s Portrayal of Iran Shape Public Perception?
by thegeneration June 27, 2012
I recently saw the trailer for Ben Affleck’s upcoming film Argo, set during the Iranian Hostage Crisis of 1979-81. It follows an unorthodox exfiltration attempt…
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Africa Middle East

Egypt’s Subsidy Burden

written by thegeneration

Africa
Uncertainty Shadows the Eve of Egypt’s Elections
by thegeneration May 22, 2012
By Sallie Pisch On the eve of such historic elections, Egyptians are wary. No one has any idea who will win the country’s first…
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Security and Conflict Technology UCLA and the World
International Online Piracy Panel (with video)
by David Taylor May 3, 2012
By Lilit Arabyan What began as a panel discussion with two diametrically opposing sides soon turned into an effort by panelists to reach a…
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Mexico and Latin America Security Security and Conflict UCLA and the World

Sec. Janet Napolitano speaks with The Generation (video)

written by David Taylor