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Race Against Responsibility: Why Conflict over Migrant Disembarkation is an EU Problem
While the EU struggles to find a fairer system for the distribution for migrant arrivals, those on the boats continue...
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Facebook’s Anniversary: Fifteen Years Since User Data Became Commodity
Facebook has recently reached another milestone. It marks fifteen years of not just a tool that has revolutionized communication, but...
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Whole UK Will Suffer from Brexit, but People of Northern Ireland May Lose Most
After two decades of forward-looking progress toward peace in Northern Ireland, a backward-looking form of British nationalism, the force that...
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Hate Crimes, the Fraying of America, and the Prospect of Racial Armageddon
Over the past few years, a wave of hate crimes has punctuated news headlines in the United States. These should...
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Sierra Leone: Declaring Sexual Violence and Rape as National Emergency Doesn’t Fix Problem
Sierra Leone's president declared sexual violence and rape a national emergency. While renewed attention is good, the emphasis on judicial...
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Division, Departure, and a Return to Principles: Why and How Europe Must Unite
The need for cooperation beyond tariff and trade is as evident as ever, but instead, it is a contrasting political...
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Cuba’s New Constitution is Embodiment of Island’s Unique Brand of Politics
Since the Cuban Revolution, the island’s political model is often perceived as dominated by the original revolutionary guerrilla fighters and...
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Blackmail, Bribery, and Betrayal: May’s Recipe for UK Exit Deal
British Prime Minister Theresa May’s strategy to get her UK exit deal through parliament, more or less out in the...
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India and Pakistan Won’t Fight to Death Because They Need Each Other Alive
Suicide bombings, air strikes, and pilots being held captive are events that would, in any other circumstance, pre-empt a war...
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Trump Should Avoid Opening Second Front in Trade War
Trump’s recent threat to slap a 25 percent tariff on European car imports is just the latest step backward in...
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The Consequences of Living in the #MeToo Era
#MeToo has undoubtedly put sexual harassment and assault on the digital map, but only a sizable body of research will...
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Is Britian’s Political System on the Brink of Collapse?
In the nearly three years since the Brexit referendum, there have been many up-until-now unthinkable developments in British politics, but...
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Trump’s Foreign Trade Policy and the Art of the Deal
Many pundits have spewed endless arguments and conjectures about the intentions of Trump’s trade policy. Their evaluation is often premised...
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Beyond Independence: Democracy is Real Test in Spain’s Catalonia Trial
The Catalan separatists on trial tend to see democracy as not just being about the rule of law, but also...
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Democratic Socialism in United States: Does Bernie Sanders Need Rebranding?
Why does senator and 2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders hold on to the socialist label when so few people know...
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Haiti’s Recent Protests Expose the Lie of Democracy
The words election and democracy are not interchangeable and it would be a grave error to simply assume that because...
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United States Should Decriminalize Cannabis and Stop Lifetime of Consequences
The United States can’t erase the dark past of the War on Drugs but it can seek to alleviate some...
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Constitutional Changes in Egypt Escalate President Sisi’s Authoritarian Powers
Egypt's parliament approved a series of constitutional changes that openly mark the country’s descent into institutionalized authoritarianism and turn President...
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‘Healthy’ Smoking Alternative Has Turned Into Adolescent Epidemic: Get Rid of the Juul
Since e-cigarette company Juul has created a younger generation of smokers and because the long-term effects of vaping are virtually...
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Catalan Separatists on Trial Pay Price for Spain’s Crude Transition to Democracy
Spain’s Transition to Democracy after dictator Franco’s death in 1975 was a carefully managed piece of stagecraft. This was especially...
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