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The Other Side of Hong Kong: A Dire Housing and Class Division Crisis
Hong Kong At a Glance Known for its exquisite food, rich culture and opulent wealth, Hong Kong is heralded by…
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The Age of the McRefugee: An Extreme Answer to Hong Kong’s Housing Crisis
What if there was housing in Hong Kong that offered homeless and low-income populations 24-hour lighting, air conditioning, cleaning and…
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Democratic Hypocrisy on Weapon Industries Lobbying
Following the recent mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, in which 17 children died, a…
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Turmoil in Tunisia: A Reflection on the Arab Spring’s Success Story
While Syria, Libya, and Yemen still face violent conflict as a result of the 2011 uprisings, Tunisia has been lauded…
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Sustainable Development and Business: An Impending Convergence?
Between October 31st and November 2nd 2017, more than 1,000 business leaders, government officials and academics met in Bahrain for…
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Unholy Trinity: Israel, the Palestinian Authority and the Abandonment of the Palestinian People
The first thing one notices when walking around the Israeli-controlled Area C of the West Bank is the litter. Children…
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When Women’s Rights and Artificial Intelligence Intersect
When Saudi Arabia decided to make Hanson Robotics’ latest artificial intelligence product, “Sophia,” a citizen, addressing women’s rights was not…
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The Rohingya Refugees: 6 Things You Need to Know About Myanmar’s “Forgotten Crisis”
By Alex Melnik The Rohingya people of Myanmar face some of the world’s most oppressive conditions, yet receive little international…
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Disentangle And Decollectivize: Cuba’s Agricultural Reforms
Barack Obama’s historic trip to Cuba and the subsequent easing of relations has left Cuban and US scholars wondering if…
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Pharma 2020: Russia’s Road to Self-Sufficiency
Self-Sufficiency in the Modern World Today’s world does not easily lend itself to self-sufficiency. Take, for instance,…
