After the Paris attacks, France increasingly forgoes civil liberties for supposed security
Monthly Archives: February 2016
Assessing the merits of trophy hunting and the positive value model of conservation
Trophy Hunting as a Conservation Tool
Instead of focusing on what we think ISIS wants, we need to focus on what the U.S. wants
You Don’t Know What ISIS Wants
Exploring Japan’s Struggles with the Influential Crime Lords
Impuissant Islands: Yakuza Influencing Japanese Sovereignty
In reaction to concerns over terrorism and the refugee crisis, U.S. values are potentially in an imperiled state
The Discourse Surrounding Internment of United States Citizens: Action Derived From Fear as a Departure from ...
Poetic Thinking about Human Rights NGOs and Their Critics
The Tragedy of NGOs: A Faustian Perspective on Human Rights Activism
Defending environmental health while maintaining economic growth
Clean Air: Privilege, Not a Right in Mufulira, Zambia
In the 21st century violence is still used to punish youth in America, with terrible consequences
Violence in the Schoolhouse: The State of Corporal Punishment
Chinese aggressive, legal, and diplomatic tactics in the South China Sea
Chinese and Vietnamese Strategies for the South China Sea Dispute
Tunisia’s secular and religious divide, and why it did not hinder democratization during the Arab Spring