Lupita Dominguez, Tufts University
Creative forms of resistance and expression are very present in Latin American protests. The movement and dance that prosper from … Continue reading Lupita Dominguez, Tufts University
El Peso del Mundo: Understanding Mexico’s Grand Strategy by Danny Sitko
Mexico is widely regarded as a middle power[1] in the international stage, due to its general lack of military power … Continue reading El Peso del Mundo: Understanding Mexico’s Grand Strategy by Danny Sitko
The Coronavirus is Tearing Up China. How Has the Communist Party Responded? by Kieran Singh
Kieran Singh is a Freshman at Tufts University. The 2019 novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) originated in Hubei Province, China, last year. … Continue reading The Coronavirus is Tearing Up China. How Has the Communist Party Responded? by Kieran Singh
The 2020 Taiwanese Election and What It Means for Taiwan by Jason Wu
Jason Wu is a Freshman at Tufts University. Photo: Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen speaks at the Center for Strategic and … Continue reading The 2020 Taiwanese Election and What It Means for Taiwan by Jason Wu
Establishing Cybersecurity Norms in Engaging Russia by Jack Korcuska
Jack Korcuska is a freshman at Tufts University. Photo: President Obama tours the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center in … Continue reading Establishing Cybersecurity Norms in Engaging Russia by Jack Korcuska
Giving the Levant to Russia by Jack Korcuska
Jack Korcuska is a freshman at Tufts University. Photo: Kurdish PKK guerillas in 2014. Yes, it’s dishonorable to betray allies … Continue reading Giving the Levant to Russia by Jack Korcuska
2020 Hemispheres Submissions Deadline Extended
We are excited to announce that the deadline for the 2020 edition of the Tufts Hemispheres Journal of International Affairs: … Continue reading 2020 Hemispheres Submissions Deadline Extended
What the Israeli elections mean for Benjamin Netanyahu by David Wingens
Image: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepts an award from the Hudson Institute in September of 2016 in Manhattan. David … Continue reading What the Israeli elections mean for Benjamin Netanyahu by David Wingens
Lebanese seek to overcome sectarian divides amid call for a new government by John Cyprus
Image: Former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri at a September 2017 meeting with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir. Hariri resigned from … Continue reading Lebanese seek to overcome sectarian divides amid call for a new government by John Cyprus
The JCPOA and Not Taking Europe for Granted by Robert Jackson Korcuska
Robert Jackson Korcuska is a Freshman at Tufts University. On July 14, 2015 the Joint Comprehensive … Continue reading The JCPOA and Not Taking Europe for Granted by Robert Jackson Korcuska
An Interview with Professor John A. Burgess
Interviewer: Han Sung Lim John A. Burgess is Professor of Practice and Executive Director of the LLM Program at … Continue reading An Interview with Professor John A. Burgess
