HOW FINLAND IS ERADICATING HOMELESSNESS
Staff Writer Jasmine Mohed explores Finland’s approach to homelessness and analyzes the strategies that have been successful in providing long-term, stable housing.
Category Archives: ACADEMIC
INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR ERIK GARTZKE — CROSS-DOMAIN DETERRENCE: A BATTLE OF WILLS IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Staff writer Jasmine Moheb interviews UC San Diego professor Erik Gartzke on the topic of his new book Cross-Domain Deterrence.
A RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR BARBARA F. WALTER – TO END THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN YEMEN, STOP FUELING IT
Staff writer Christopher Magana responds to a recent article published in Foreign Affairs on the war in Yemen and criticizes the proposed U.S. role in the Saudi Arabian-led intervention in Yemen.
THE ISOLATED: MURDER IN THE ANDAMANS AND THE ETHICS OF MAKING TRIBAL CONTACT
Editor in Chief Mekalyn Rose analyzes a recent illegal attempt to contact an isolated tribe, and the clashing viewpoints over the ethics of integrating indigenous groups into mainstream society.
WHY YOU SHOULD CARE ABOUT THE AFGHAN PEACE DEAL
Staff Writer Cade Keating-Hudson compares the conflict and peace negotiations in Afghanistan with the Vietnam War.
TURKEY’S EMBATTLED DEMOCRACY REARS ITS HEAD
Staff Writer Will Colin-Diamond analyzes Istanbul’s municipal election, Erdoğan’s waning popularity, and the status of Turkish democracy.
GANGLAND, USA: HOW AFRICAN CHILD SOLDIERS RESEMBLE AMERICAN GANG MEMBERS
Staff Writer Hector Guzman draws comparisons between African child soldiers and gang-affiliated youth in the United States.
