In 2005, the IMF and World Bank decided to forgive low–income countries, the majority of which were in Africa, of the crushing debt they owed to rich, developed countries. However, more than a decade later, many African countries are once ...
Shreya Tatkar
Shreya Tatkar is a senior double-majoring in Economics and International Relations. She is also pursuing a minor in French. Her professional experience includes internships with the ACLU SoCal Jails Project, Warner Bros., and Warner Music Group. On campus, she is an Associate Editor at the Journal of Law and Society and a member of Delta Phi Epsilon (the IR fraternity), among other things. In the past, she has written on domestic politics and African finance for Glimpse, but her interests range from international trade crises to autocratic politics to entertainment finance. She is very excited to be returning to her second year writing with Glimpse and cannot wait to read her fellow Correspondents’ articles!