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Security and Conflict Uncategorized

In Honor of Nelson Mandela Day: Let Your Greatness Blossom

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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
by thegeneration June 22, 2012
By Laila Elimam Egypt’s subsidies have long been a monstrous burden on its social spending, but they are also a central element of the…
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Uncertainty Shadows the Eve of Egypt’s Elections

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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)
by David Taylor April 23, 2012
On April 16, 2012, Janet Napolitano, the current Secretary for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and former governor of Arizona, visited UCLA and spoke at…
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Security and Conflict Society and Culture

Invisible Children Needs to Stop “Having Fun” and Start Growing Up

written by David Taylor

Mexico and Latin America Security Security and Conflict
The Godfather of Gang Intervention
by thegeneration April 17, 2012
[display_podcast] Ron Noblet joins The Generation’s Brad Rowe for a talk about gangs, international crime and winning the hearts and minds of adolescents here…
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The Generation Interview with Senator George Mitchell
by David Taylor April 8, 2012
The Generation co-editors, Jennifer Ching and Brad Rowe, caught up with Senator George Mitchell on March 1, 2012 during his visit to UCLA’s Burkle…
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Society and Culture

Tsunami created an unlikely hero in Tsun-san

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