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    Category: Foreign Policy

    Regional Variation in International Aid to Cambodia

    By Nathan Rupp, MPP, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives Recent data show an increasingly regionalized variation in development funding goals. Nations are taking different approaches to how they… Read more “Regional Variation in International Aid to Cambodia”

    November 1, 2016April 26, 2017 by briefpolicyperspectives

    Currency Mismatch: A Challenge Facing Emerging Market Investment

    Jason Marshall, MPP, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives  After the Great Recession came the New Normal. The worst economic downturn in the U.S. since 1929 has decreased annual… Read more “Currency Mismatch: A Challenge Facing Emerging Market Investment”

    November 1, 2016April 26, 2017 by briefpolicyperspectives

    The Next Competition for Brazil: Goals for Prosperity

    Jordan Pic, MPA, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives Since it hosted the World Cup in 2014, Brazil has been in the global spotlight. The light continued to shine… Read more “The Next Competition for Brazil: Goals for Prosperity”

    October 21, 2016April 26, 2017 by briefpolicyperspectives

    The Big Fallacy: China Replacing US as the Global Superpower

    Chelsea Lenhart, MPA, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives As early as 2011, and arguably earlier, Americans have been warned of a looming monster across the sea: China… Read more “The Big Fallacy: China Replacing US as the Global Superpower”

    April 13, 2016April 13, 2016 by briefpolicyperspectives

    Turning a Blind Eye: The US Failure to Recognize the Armenian Genocide After 101 Years

    Andre Avanessians, MPP, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives April 24, 2016 will mark the 101 year anniversary of the Armenian genocide. The killing of 1.5 million Armenians… Read more “Turning a Blind Eye: The US Failure to Recognize the Armenian Genocide After 101 Years”

    April 13, 2016April 13, 2016 by briefpolicyperspectives

    “Draw Bridges Up” is Not the Answer – Why Europe Must Keep the Schengen Agreement Intact

    Conor McGrath, MPA, Staff Writer/Deputy Editor, Brief Policy Perspectives As the global refugee crisis worsens, European governments have quickly embarked on a hysteria-driven campaign of border closing,… Read more ““Draw Bridges Up” is Not the Answer – Why Europe Must Keep the Schengen Agreement Intact”

    April 13, 2016April 13, 2016 by briefpolicyperspectives

    What Drives the Russia-China Relationship

    Konark Sikka, MPP, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives In the past decade, China has developed its reputation on the global stage as an influential actor with initiatives… Read more “What Drives the Russia-China Relationship”

    April 13, 2016April 13, 2016 by briefpolicyperspectives

    UN Security Council: Global Enforcer or Ineffectual Figurehead?

    Andre Avanessians, MPP, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives Considered the victors of  World War II, five nations – China, France, the USSR (now Russia), the United Kingdom,… Read more “UN Security Council: Global Enforcer or Ineffectual Figurehead?”

    March 30, 2016March 29, 2016 by briefpolicyperspectives

    The Iran Nuclear Agreement: Evaluating the Negotiation Process and the Sanctions

    Zhao Zhai, MPP, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives Introduction Since the 1950s, Iran has been developing its nuclear programs. At that time, Iran was an American ally… Read more “The Iran Nuclear Agreement: Evaluating the Negotiation Process and the Sanctions”

    March 9, 2016March 20, 2016 by briefpolicyperspectives

    The State of the War against ISIL: How the Differing Goals of the U.S., Russia, and Regional Powers are Shaping the Conflict in the Region

    Konark Sikka, MPP, Staff Writer, Brief Policy Perspectives The fight against Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) started in June 2014 and is now in… Read more “The State of the War against ISIL: How the Differing Goals of the U.S., Russia, and Regional Powers are Shaping the Conflict in the Region”

    February 24, 2016March 20, 2016 by briefpolicyperspectives

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