China’s Secret Genocide
“Never again” came sooner than expected. Kidnapped by their oppressive government, religious...
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Tag: Global Policy Studies
Young, Scrappy, Hungry, and Waiting: The Case for Reforming Security Clearances
Last December, I was offered my dream internship – working with the U.S. Department of State –...
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Ethnic Cleansing in a Nobel Laureate’s Backyard
Aung San Suu Kyi’s Complicity in the Persecution of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar In 1991, Aung San...
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Recent Quakes in Mexico Echo Similar Nostalgic Political Frustration
Photo of citizen rescuers in 1985 earthquake: United Nations (CC) Recent earthquakes in Mexico...
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Saudi Arabia Gives Women the Wheel: Why Now, and What Now?
Photo: Mattia Panciroli (CC) On Tuesday, Sept. 26, Saudi Arabia announced via televised royal...
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Empowering Innovators to Tackle the World’s Most Pressing Issues
Photo: Indi Samarjiva CC 2.0 2017 Crook Fellow Samer Yousif is interning this summer with Ashoka,...
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Niger Delta – a time-sensitive but hopeful situation
Photo: Jurgen 2017 Crook Fellow Amara Uyanna is interning with Sustainability International this...
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Living amongst poverty: does it get easier?
Photo: elaine faith 2017 Crook Fellow Jessi Stafford shares her observations on the effects of...
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4 Reasons Why Global Food Security is Necessary for U.S. National Security
Photo: European Commission One million children die each year from hunger. This statistic is...
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Cyber Sirens: Heed the Warnings Before it is too Late
Photo: Yuri Samoilov At 11:48pm on April 7, 2017, every tornado siren in Dallas went off at the...
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The World of the Texas State Capitol
Ding. Ding. Ding. Ding. Ding. Representative Gina Hinojosa rushes into the office just as the...
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Women at a Cultural Crossroads in Japan
Photo: Devin Stewart, Senior Fellow at Carnegie Council, featuring Prof. Mari Miura and Seiko Noda...
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