How climate change and rising sea levels lead to environmental refugees and threaten a nation
Daily Archives: April 1, 2016
The new face of American Populism has taken plays from old Populists, but has been given a new form by the current political atmosphere
The New Face of American Populism
American values seemingly oppose torture. So why do we use it?
“Do As I Say, Not As I Do”: American Exceptionalism and Post-9/11 Use of Torture
U.S. strikes have violated international humanitarian and human rights law and are setting a dangerous precedent for the future of American foreign policy
The Legal and Human Rights Abuses of the Obama Administration’s Drones
Class consciousness and sinophobia in Mongolia’s economic periphery
Straight Outta Ulaanbaatar
Offering financial inclusion while ensuring the accountability of private institutions
Mobile Money and Macroeconomic Development: Case Study on M-PESA
The complex reconciling of private religious ideologies and secular public tradition in the United States
The U.S. and Legal Pluralism: Reckoning Private Rights with the Public
Assessing the accuracy of totalitarianism as a label for the Iraqi regime
Saddam Hussein: Was He the Totalitarian We Were Led to Believe?
U.S. intervention and expanded conceptualizations of peace and democracy
Guatemala and the Limitations of Democratic Peace Theory
Migration due to climate change and environmental manipulation is growing in places like Bangladesh, and the international community is not effectively responding