Nationalism: A Globalist Necessity
This year Yale Model United Nations introduced an essay contest as one of its new educational initiatives. For this contest, delegates were asked to submit a br...
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Social Media and Cultural Syncretism
This year Yale Model United Nations introduced an essay contest as one of its new educational initiatives. For this contest, delegates were asked to submit a br...
Justice and Peace in Colombia’s Embattled but Groundbreaking Special Jurisdiction for Peace with Julieta Lemaitre
Written by Juanita Garcia Uribe The Yale University Law School hosted a talk entitled “Justice and Peace in Colombia’s Embattled but Groundbreaking Special Juri...
Political Earthquakes as Thai Election Nears
Written by Putt Punyagupta The Electoral Commission of Thailand has recommended the dissolution of the Thai Raksa Chart Party, citing grave violations of electo...
Iran’s 1979 Revolution: 40 Years Onward
Written by Minahil Nawaz In February of 1979, the tide of Middle Eastern history turned forever as a theocracy headed by Ayatollah Khomeini was established in I...
Historical Amnesia: The Challenge of Memory and the Crisis in Venezuela
Written by Henry Ziemer It is all too easy to view modern international crises as unprecedented or unexpected outbreaks. Or, if an effort is made to trace the h...
Read up on Corruption in the Chinese Art Market with these Recommended Sources
Image Caption: “Scholar beneath mighty tree,” painted by Zhang Daqian, who is among the most popular and highest-selling artists in the world. Writt...
The Significance of the ICC Case of Cote d’Ivoire’s Former Leader Isn’t His Acquittal. It’s His Arrest.
Written by Tyler Jager On January 15, 2019, the typically quiet walls of the International Criminal Court were punctuated by whoops of victory. Laurent Gbagbo, ...
U.S.-China Relations Today: A Return To The Cold War?
A Comparative Analysis between Current US-China Relations and US-Soviet Competition during the Cold War “It is in the spirit, the spirit of ’76, that I ask you ...
Are Democratic Values Breaking the Ice?: Attitudes in the Frozen Caucasian Conflict
Written by Karen “Ken” Krmoyan Abstract After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Armenia and Azerbaijan have been waging war on the disputed region of Nagorno...