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.
Category Archives: NORTH AMERICA
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.
AMERICA FIRST — AND INCREASINGLY ALONE
Staff Writer Jose Ovalle explores the implications of Trump’s “America First” foreign policy and China’s moves to capitalize on the shift towards U.S. isolationism.
FROM NAFTA TO USMCA: THE NEW DEAL AND WHAT’S MISSING
Staff writer Rebeca Camacho covers the event held at the School of Global Policy and Strategy that presents the implications of the impending ratification of the United States, Mexico and Canada Agreement (USMCA) in terms of gains and losses and its effects on indigenous people.
OTROS DREAMS EN ACCIÓN: WHAT HAPPENS AFTER DEPORTATION?
Staff Writer Cristina Hernandez discusses organization ‘Otros Dreams en Acción’ and their work to help those deported from the U.S. adjust to life in Mexico and better process the transition.
PORTUGAL, U.S. AND MEXICO: LESSONS FROM DRUG DECRIMINALIZATION (PART TWO)
Editor in Chief Mekalyn Rose discusses the racial and political origins of U.S. drug policies and their consequential role in shaping the growing opioid crisis.
PORTUGAL, U.S. AND MEXICO: LESSONS FROM DRUG DECRIMINALIZATION
Staff Writer Mekalyn Rose discusses the effectiveness of illicit drug decriminalization and treatment plans implemented in Portugal.
