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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…
Browsing: Development & Human Rights
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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,…
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Xenophobia in “The Rainbow Nation”: Economic and Political Failure in South Africa
Since the fall of Apartheid in 1994, South Africa has served as a shining example for the rest of the…
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China’s Unsteady Grip on Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s chief executive election results have maintained the political status quo, much to Beijing’s liking. However, it also revealed…
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Reconciling Spain’s Religious History
Convivencia Destroyed For much of its history, Toledo, Spain was “la ciudad con tres culturas,” the city with three cultures,…
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Delusion and Denial: Gender and Domestic Violence in Russia
If President Putin signs it into law, a new piece of Russian legislation will soon relax the punishment for domestic…
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Comparing China’s Minority Relations
China’s known across the world for its unfortunate repression of the Tibetan and Uyghur peoples’ right to self-determination. Tibet and…
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A Conversation with Robert D. Kaplan
Robert D. Kaplan is the bestselling author of many books on foreign affairs including In Europe’s Shadow, Asia’s Cauldron, The…
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The Hidden Refugees
As Europe’s migrant crisis has escalated, many have become familiar with the plight of the Syrian and North African refugees…
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No Real Action from the World Humanitarian Summit
“One Humanity: Shared Responsibility” In February, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced the launch of the first ever World Humanitarian…
