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Category: Winter Issue

Winter Issue

Hungary’s Democratic Backsliding as a Threat to EU Normative Power

Posted on January 2021 by Dalya Soffer

With the end of the Cold War and the fall of Communism in Europe, many Central and Eastern European countries underwent a radical political and economic reconfi...

Winter Issue

Vietnam’s Power Crunch and the U.S. Commitment to the Indo-Pacific: Towards Sustainable Energy Cooperation

Posted on January 2021 by Jacob Koelsch

Introduction Vietnam is widely regarded as a star in the sphere of emerging markets.1 In 1986, the government introduced “Đổi Mới,” a series of econom...

Winter Issue

The Opportunity for Legal Pluralism in Jordan

Posted on January 2021 by Riya Jain

Introduction Tribal communities in Jordan predate both Islam and the monarchy, so the culture and values of early Bedouin tribes arguably better define Jordan a...

Asia/Comments/Essays/Winter Issue

The Evolving Zainichi Identity and Multicultural Society in Japan

Posted on June 2020 by Min Byung Chae

Introduction The notion of ethnic homogeneity has served a potent role in building modern nation-states. Governments have often used perceived ethnic homogeneit...

Americas/Essays/Winter Issue

Democratic Identity in Postwar America: The Politicization of Asian Americans in the Early Cold War

Posted on March 2020 by Sarah Lu

Written By: Sarah Lu, Columbia University A series of unresolved fragments, we come together as a contingent whole. We gain social recognition as a racial colle...

Americas/Comments/Essays/Winter Issue

The Organization of American States and Democratic Erosion: The Cases of Venezuela and Nicaragua

Posted on March 2020 by Leonardo Di Bonaventura

Winter Issue 2019 Written by: Leonardo Di Bonaventura, INTRODUCTION Latin America has experienced an unprecedented rise in democratic regimes since the 1990s. I...

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...

Americas/Essays/Winter Issue

El Salvador’s Femicide Crisis

Posted on March 2020 by Sophie Huttner

Winter Issue 2019 Written by: Sophie Huttner, Yale ’22 By the time a Salvadoran woman turns thirty, she will more likely than not have experienced gender-...

Essays/Winter Issue

Collective Memory, Reconciliation, and Disillusionment: Monuments in Post-Civil War Settings

Posted on March 2020 by Diana Knott

Winter Issue Written by Diana Knott, American University Introduction Following civil wars, states struggle to reckon with the violence and loss suffered and in...

Comments/Essays/Winter Issue

Pride as Regret: The Psychological Well-being of Young Adults Who Are Children of Martyrs

Posted on March 2020 by Majlinda Zhuniq

Winter Issue 2019 Written by: Majlinda Zhuniq, University of Pristina Despite the fact that war in Kosovo has ended in 1999, the consequences of the loss of lov...

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