The Consequences of America’s Inconsistent Approach to Multilateralism
By Joony Moon The Trump Administration has made it no secret that it is not a fan of multilateral organizations — or international cooperation in […]
International
Political Battles Obscure the Importance of Reproductive Rights
By Chenchen Zhang Forty-five years after the landmark decision in Roe v. Wade, women are still fighting for the full realization of the right at […]
Why U.S. Ed Reform Falls Short: An International Comparison
By Sam Finn The education reform movement in the United States is internationally unusual. Comprised of zealous educators, wealthy individuals, and politicians from both parties, […]
“Foreigner” Birth Certificates and Statelessness in the Dominican Republic
By Chelsea Muir In June of 2015, the island of Hispaniola emerged in the international news cycle when the Dominican government threatened the mass deportation […]
Marine Le Pen and the Rise of European Hawks
By Jerry Chiang For many American voters in the past election cycle, the offensive bravado and hawkish wave of populism that ushered Donald Trump into […]
Trump’s Muslim Ban Exacerbates Refugee Crisis, Puts Americans at Risk
By Keith Welch On Friday, Donald Trump signed an executive order that bans the arrival of Syrian refugees, suspends refugee resettlement for 120 days and reduces […]
Return of Western Nationalism Threatens International Trade
By Manasa Gummi What? The end of the Second World War marked the beginning of a new era for the world economy. Policymakers embraced […]
The Panama Papers: Outrage Aplenty, Policy Solutions Limited
by AJ Herrmann 4/21/2016 The recent release of the “Panama Papers” has renewed debate about tax havens, global disparities in wealth, and the ability of […]
Great Britain: Saying Adieu to the E.U.?
by Nisha Kurani 4/18/2016 Great Britain’s relationship with Europe can arguably best be described as “it’s complicated.” A “Brexit,” short for the British exit from […]
Don't Leave Out Those Most Impacted by International Development
by Max Aaronson 3/9/2016 Over the past week, I have had the pleasure to attend the Pacific Conference for International Development (PacDev) at Stanford and […]
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