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The Dutch Far Right is Booming. Here is Why and How it Should be Stopped.

Posted on April 2020 by Carlos E. Del Río Oropeza

In a country known around the world for its liberal reputation, the Dutch Far Right is booming. “Forum for Democracy” is an explicitly white nationalist party l...

Essays/Europe/Winter Issue

Securitized in Solidarity: How Germany Exploited the Arab Spring To Normalize Schengen Border Externalization

Posted on March 2020 by Allison Meakem

Winter Issue 2019 Written by: Allison Meakem, Brown University Introduction During the so-called “refugee crisis” of 2015, German Chancellor Angela Merkel recei...

Essays/Europe/Spring Issue

Integration in Latvia: Exploring a Thematically-Interconnected Discourse in an Ethnically-Divided Society

Posted on March 2020 by Colin Bushweller

By: Colin Bushweller; University of Vermont 1. Introduction “Our Latvia is not yet ready. We are still building it and on the way. Latvia should never be ready....

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Why Attacking Farmers Won’t Solve the EU’s Environmental Crisis

Posted on February 2020 by Nathalie Bussemaker

By: Nathalie Bussemaker, Morse’21 With Greta Thunberg at the helm, millions of Europeans have rallied to the banner of climate activism. According to a 20...

Essays/Europe/Winter Issue

Relations with Russia Reveal Intrinsic Flaws in EU Foreign Policy Structure

Posted on February 2020 by Dalya Soffer

Winter Issue 2019 Written by: Dalya Soffer, Boston University Following Russia’s occupation of Crimea in 2014, the EU presented an unexpectedly strong and unifi...

Comments/Europe/Weekly Update

The Kremlin’s hybrid warfare in Georgia and Moldova

Posted on January 2020 by Andrey Grashkin

Written by: Andrey Grashkin, Boston University It is not surprising that the military works of the ancient Chinese strategist Sun Tzu, who famously wrote that “...

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Zwarte Piet: Confronting History and Racism in Memories of a Dutch Childhood

Posted on December 2019 by Nathalie Bussemaker

European Desk Nathalie Bussemaker, Morse College ’21 A few weeks ago, the arrival of a brightly colored train in the Dutch city of Apeldoorn heralded in the sta...

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YRIS Acheson Prize Issue

The Yale Review of International Studies is currently soliciting submissions for our annual Acheson Prize Issue. The author of the winning essay will receive a monetary prize of $700, second place will receive $300, and third place will receive $200. We are accepting any essay related to international affairs under 40 pages double spaced. A panel of Yale professors will judge the essays, and the competition is exclusively open to Yale undergraduates. Students can submit their essays by email to yris@yira.org. Submissions are due on April 15.

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