It is six years since the fall of Gaddafi, and there is still no strong functioning central government in Libya. Instead, Libya is divided between armed warlords and militias, all […]
Human Rights, Peace, and Conflict Resolution
World Mind contributor Stephanie Hernandez explores the ramifications of ending the Temporary Protection Status among America's El Salvadorian immigrants...
The Fate of the Temporary Protection Status in El Salvador
The methods that gangs consolidate power in the Brazilian criminal justice system is a concern to the region and to the international community at large.
The Rocinha Power Struggle
The 1970s witnessed a rise of insurgent groups ranging from anarchists to reformists to preservationists. The insurgencies waged by the Irish Republican Army (IRA, including the Provisionals) and the […]
Beware of the Risen People: Public Support as a Crucial Factor in the Outcomes of the ...
The nations accommodating the unprecedented number of refugees in the world do not possess the resources required to adequately meet the challenge before them. The host countries of refugees face […]
The Struggle to Accommodate Refugees in the Global South
The virgin telecommunications market that is Cuba, has large tech corporations such as Amazon, Google, and Apple ready to invest as soon as restrictive United States sanctions are removed […]
Cuban Connectivity: The rise of free speech in the Digital Age
“After the election, I thought I was lower than everyone in society, that I had no voice or role or place here — an alien, like people say . […]
The Relationship Between the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program and Immigrant’s Mental Health
Mary Seacole was in London in 1854 when she heard about a shortage of nurses on the frontlines of the Crimean War. The Jamaican nurse offered her services but was […]
The Role of Jamaican Nurses in Health Care Sectors
For years, many of the most disputed debates within the international world have included water. Many people have even questioned whether the next world war will be […]
The Role of the Law of the Sea in the East and South China Sea Arbitration
As we deal with the Syrian refugee crisis in greater depth, we should stray away from overestimating the economic effects of migration.