The Uighurs: Who They Are and Their Story
Contributing writer Ariana Roshanzaer reports on the treatment of Uighurs, the Muslim ethnic minority by the Chinese government and the socio-economic importance of the Xinjiang region.
Category Archives: ACADEMIC
US-Iran Relations: Now and Where They Are Headed
Since the Trump administration’s decision to pull-out of the Iranian nuclear deal, Staff writer Kaitlyn Willoughby speaks on the escalating tensions between the regional giants, and possibility of entering a military conflict.
ROMEO PIMPS IN MEXICO: FAR FROM A LOVE STORY
Contributing writer Isabella De Silva speaks out on the socio-cultural role so-called Romeo pimps play in Mexico.
RESTORATION OR REGRET: THE REHABILITATION OF CORAL REEFS IN BALI, INDONESIA
Contributing writer Shirin Asgari explores threats to coral reef environments in Indonesia and Bali’s approach to ensuring the vitality of its marine ecosystems.
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.
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.
