TPP: Refining the World Order through Trade
By David Jankowski The centerpiece of President Obama’s trade policy, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) focuses
Month: October 2015
Could Kentucky’s Economy Soar with the Iran Nuclear Deal?: How One Important Kentucky Industry Could Benefit From the Lifting of Sanctions
By Dillon Nichols The Iran nuclear deal – officially referred to as the Joint Comprehensive
The South Caucasus as a Crossroads Region: How Outside Interests Shape One of the World’s Most Volatile Regions
By: Travis Cady There is a proclivity in international relations to regard the South Caucasus
Courting Kazakhstan: Competition Over the First Notch in China’s Economic Belt
By Taylor Land Kazakhstan: The Late Bloomer As China develops into a global power, the
The US May Import More than Cigars and Rum: The End of the Embargo and the Effect on Cuban Baseball
By Merritt Rohlfing When the United States embargo against Cuba slammed down in October of 1960,
Beijing’s New “Flame”: Courting the Americas to Contest American Hegemony
By Kathryn Wallace The historically integral role of the United States (U.S.) in Latin America
The Ethics of War as Given by the M.A.S.H. 4077th
By Kaylyn Wade “Senseless destruction. That’s what it’s all about. Get the picture?” – Capt.
A Less Pacifist Pacific: The Controversy Behind Japan’s Expanded Military Role
By Travis Cady On September 17th an uncharacteristic brawl broke out inside the Japanese parliament,
Infographic: A 7 Day Coup in Burkina Faso
Dana Lea is a Master’s candidate at the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce.