Political Shifts in Zimbabwe: The Leadership of Emmerson Mnangagwa
“Mnangagwa seems likely to reestablish dialogue with neighboring countries and the international community.”
2017-2018 Issue IV
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World Cup 2022: Human Rights and Fostering Social Change in Qatar
“If the 2022 World Cup is held in a Qatar that looks the same as the Qatar of today, it is a burden that both FIFA and the Qatari monarchy will bear.”
Purple State: The Supreme Court Takes on Gerrymandering in North Carolina
“That richness of being a purple state…leads to good dialogue and debate.”
“There’s power in numbers”: Local 33 and Graduate Unionization at Yale
“Our vote demonstrated that our students are unified. The division is between the administration and students.”
Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: Refugees Share Their Cultures Through Culinary Diplomacy
“Sharing food is a form of nation branding—building collective knowledge of a culture through cuisine.”
Based on a True Story: The Ethos of the “Docudrama”
“Most of the time when you are making a film about a historical person it reflects much more about the time in which it is being made than it does about the period it’s trying to illuminate.”
“A benevolent unitary leader”? China’s Xi Tightens His Grip on Power
“Like most other anti-corruption campaigns, Xi’s crusade has been very popular amongst the Chinese people and has invoked profound fear amongst other Party members.”