An analysis of the international legal implications that undergird Donald Trump’s trade policy
Daily Archives: July 1, 2016
U.S. infrastructure is crumbing and under-funded, but how effective will Clinton’s plan be?
The Pragmatic, the Exciting, and the Uncertain: Hillary Clinton’s Infrastructure Proposal
Political Party expiration dates and the power of Donald Trump’s American Populism
“This Sure Sounds Familiar…” Populism and the Cyclical Decline of Political Parties
An increasing number of young people support democratic socialism, but what does that mean?
Taking Socialism Home to Meet Your Parents
A look at Sanders' and Clinton's foreign policies in the region
Will Doves or Hawks Fly? An Analysis of Democratic Policies in the Levant
What does it mean to be black in a racially-charged America?
Hope and Change in the Time of Police Violence: From Obama’s Inauguration to Trayvon Martin’s Murder
Foreign aid matters, and it surely bears heavily upon this upcoming election cycle, but its beneficiaries are often less clear than one would think
Who Does Foreign Aid… Aid?
Here is a run-down of U.S. Presidential candidates’ positions on three key issues facing foreign policy towards Latin America
The Candidates and Latin America: Foreign Policy in Our “Backyard”
This legal question precipitates spirited debate in the 2016 election cycle, so how should we think about flag desecration?
To Salute or to Burn: The Battle over Flag Desecration Did Not End with Texas v. ...
Donald Trump wants Mexico to pay, but how likely is that?