Introduction Since 2016, the Western public’s perception of social media changed rapidly from positive to suspicious. Where the public had once held up social media platforms as the beacon of liberalism, it now viewed social media with suspicion and fear. It was once believed that social media would democratize the political process. The world found… Continue reading Social Media: Fallen Hero
Category: International Relations
Climate Change and Humanitarian Crises
This article was first published by the Organization for World Peace on October 30, 2017. The original article can be read here. Introduction Climate change and its role in humanitarian crises across the world is becoming an increasingly urgent topic. It is safe for us to presume that this urgency will only grow in the… Continue reading Climate Change and Humanitarian Crises
Globalization In A Less Globalized World
The original article was published by the Organization for World Peace website on October 14, 2016. The original article can be read here. Introduction As the U.S. election date draws near, the world seems to be on the verge of a Trump apocalypse. From Canada to Germany, countries around the world are preparing contingency plans… Continue reading Globalization In A Less Globalized World
The Panama Papers: Trouble in Paradise
The original article was published by the Organization for World Peace on April 16, 2016. The original article can be read here. Introduction The Panama Papers leak made strange bedfellows of political enemies. For instance, the British Prime Minister David Cameron and the Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko have found themselves in the same boat as… Continue reading The Panama Papers: Trouble in Paradise