Michigan Journal of International Affairs
A Publication of Global Politics and Economics
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The Michigan Journal of International Affairs is a student-run publication which covers contemporary issues in global politics and economics. The Journal features both Op Ed pieces by staff writers and scholarly articles contributed by faculty and non-affiliated students. The Journal also regularly hosts campus events and featured speakers.
Take a look at some of our current articles and prevous issues...
A Fickle Savior-Europe and the Caucasus- Tom Wallace
China- Global Contender or Angry Infant- Robert Hinck
Fuzzy Math on Foreign Aid- Tommaso Pavone
God Save New Labour- Melissa Burns
Happy Birthday, Signor Andreotti- Tommaso Pavone
Healthcare from Across the Pond- Laura Haselhuhn
Increasing Participation in the Earned Income Tax Credit- Patrick Morris
La Diplomatie Only Goes So Far- Danielle Wilkins
Languages and Nations- Bilingualism in Cornwall- Ridley Jones
Suicide in the Age of the Blackberry- Ridley Jones
Brazil's Growing Prominence in the International Arena- David Kozminski
In His Own Words- Human Rights Activist Kimmie Weeks Visits Campus- Nathan Cole
Out of the Cold, Into the Fire- George Nakhleh
What Happened to the Papers- Krishna Motheramgari
What if Iran Gets the Bomb- Sam Spiegelman
Peace in the Niger Delta- Justin Schon
Grab Your Pitchfork! The Farmers are Protesting- Laura Haselhuhn
The Superhero Europe Needs- Melissa Burns
Faded Colors in Georgia and Ukraine- Tom Wallace
Wanted-New Kenyan Political System- Andrea Shafer
Al Qaeda's Westward Advance- Nicholas Moenck
An Early Christmas Gift from President Klaus- Glen Mitas
Cloak and Dagger-Thomas Wallace
Costa Rica's Carbon-Neutrality- David Kozminski
Globalizing Education- Patrick Morris
India-Myanmar-A Mutually Beneficial Symbiosis-Saahil Karpe
Mind the Global Gender Gap- Tamara Andrade
Peace, Justice, and Economics- Reexamining the Xinjiang Riots- Nader Delavari
Preventing Another Civil War- Justin Schon
Singapore-Behing the Impressive Facade- Karen Fan
Tanzania's Persecuted Albinos- Andrea Shafer
Ten Million Men Without Girlfriends- David Minehart
Third World Sex Slaves and First World Clientele- Alexandra Tate
Turning the Page-AIDS Education in South Africa- Vikram Raghunathan
Understanding the Indian Elections- Saahil Karpe
