By: Dillon Causby In contemporary political discourse, the term “crisis” is inescapable. As one crisis ends, another seems to take…
By: Leehee For over thirty years, Somaliland has allowed its people peaceful, democratic governance, a reality that is very different…
By: John Monnin and Milan Yadav The Arctic region has developed into an essential strategic framework that connects environmental patterns…
By: Margo Nikolova Music is an integral part of both history and current times, revealing important implications about political, economic,…
By: Dillon Causby In his 1994 book discussing the left-right political distinction, the Italian political philosopher Noberto Bobbio questioned why…
By: Rohan Srivatsa Once a model of democratic renewal in Latin America, Brazil now stands at a crossroads where institutions…
By: Nandita Suri Although the United States has been an Arctic nation since purchasing Alaska in 1867, this region has…
By: Mi’Chea Wade “There are oppressors here, and there are oppressors there. We migrants have never been free, never lived…
By: Cameron Ardoin The European Union (EU) is one of, if not the largest, supranational institutions in the world. Its…
By: Piper Duncan Make the beds, clear the trash, wipe the surfaces, scrub the bathroom, vacuum, sweep, mop — all…
By: Mahin Gonela Luanda, the largest city in Angola, is home to over 10 million people. In addition to being…
By: Vikram Bhardawaj The International Health Regulations (IHR) is the quintessential binding international public health framework. The IHR emphasizes surveillance,…
By: Talia Loventhal In a sociology course about gender and work at UGA, not a single man is enrolled. This…
By: Emma Thomas For more than a decade, global superpowers have targeted the Pacific Islands in their race for hegemony.…