Contributor Will Brown uses new research to probe the relationship between the conceptualization of the Protection of Civilians by peacekeepers and their operational environment, focusing on the Kenyan Defence Forces in Somalia.
Staff Writer Mia Westfere outlines the multifaceted dimensions of China’s urban-rural divide, untangling its historical roots and the web of contemporary challenges it poses to political-economic stability.
Contributor Charlotte Freer explores the effects of the war in Ukraine and other geopolitical factors on the “Transnistria problem.”
Staff Writer Sofiya Cole examines the implications of growing soil contamination on China for the food chain and public health.
Staff Writer Diya Jain analyzes the Iran Nuclear Deal and its implications for U.S.-Iran relations.
Contributing Editor Helen Lallos-Harrell examines United States-China relations through both historical and modern contexts, drawing parallels to rebuild future relations.
Executive Editor Chloe Baldauf explores the vital role of internationalized K-12 education in U.S. education reform.
Contributing Editor Aaron Shires explores the rise in excessive use of force by French police forces and the disparate impact this has on racial minorities in France.
Staff Writer Aliyah Jaikaran examines the US-Iran prisoner swap that freed five Americans imprisoned in Iran and whether or not this intensified relations and polarization between Iran and the US.
Staff Writer Anna Keyes explores gender inequality in Albania from the historical to the current era through the lens of the Balkan Sworn Virgin phenomenon, unique to the Dinaric Mountains of the wider Balkans region.
Staff Writer Sarah Woessner explores how the rise of artificial intelligence in the global economy is expected to influence productivity and labor markets around the world.
Staff Writer Cait Holmstedt explores climate migration and the need for international recognition and protection of climate refugees.
Staff Writer Diego Carney analyzes what the Central American Parliament is and how it is used as a vessel for corruption by Central American politicians and businessmen.
Executive Editor Michaila Peters reframes our understanding philosophical history to demonstrate how a serious exploration of dignity can help us move past our global state of division.
Staff Writer Michaila Peters explores the role of narratives in shaping civil discourse.
Staff Writer Michaila Peters Staff debates whether to approach political polarization through grassroots or structural reform.
Staff Writer Kevin Weil unpacks American political polarization.