4/27/12 4/27/12

MINES AND THE POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT OF PERU

An American-led mining project in the highlands of Peru has led to conflict between multinational companies, a developing nation, and a way of life. By Joseph Armenta, Staff Writer

4/23/12 4/23/12

MALI’S UNCERTAIN FUTURE: A NATION FACED WITH MUTINY, REBELLION AND UPRISING

With the recent takeover of northern Mali by rebel groups, natives struggle to find a solution that will lead to peace. By Shruti Shrivastav, Staff Writer

4/13/12 4/13/12

A CONFERENCE OF COMPLACENCY

The recent nuclear summit in Seoul demonstrated the international community's complacency in the fight for disarmament. By Sebastian Brady, Staff Writer

4/11/12 4/11/12

THE PHILIPPINES: OLIGARCHIPELAGO

How have entrenched oligarchic and patrimonial systems in the Philippines prevented the creation of a truly democratic government and perpetuated unequal economic distribution? By Teresa Almeida, Contributing Writer

3/14/12 3/14/12

'KONY 2012' AND THE DANGERS OF ESCALATION

Invisible Children's moral certainty doesn’t simplify the “wicked problem” of counterinsurgency. By Taylor Marvin, Staff Writer.

3/14/12 3/14/12

'KONY 2012' AND THE DANGERS OF ESCALATION

Invisible Children's moral certainty doesn’t simplify the “wicked problem” of counterinsurgency. By Taylor Marvin, Staff Writer.

3/11/12 3/11/12

GERMANY: EUROPE'S RELUCTANT SAVIOR

In recent times Germany has become a very important player in the European economy, and along with this economic power is the significant political power that it affords Germany.

3/11/12 3/11/12

GERMANY: EUROPE'S RELUCTANT SAVIOR

In recent times Germany has become a very important player in the European economy, and along with this economic power is the significant political power that it affords Germany.

3/4/12 3/4/12

FROM IRAQ TO SAN DIEGO: A GLIMPSE INTO REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT IN THE U.S.

Refugees face many difficulties securing employment and successfully assimilating into their new societies. These challenges are explored through the experiences of Amer Yalda, an Iraqi refugee currently residing in San Diego. By Joe Armenta, Staff Writer

2/29/12 2/29/12

DIVISION OF LABOR AND LONG-TERM PLANNING IN THE EVENT OF A NORTH KOREAN COLLAPSE

If and when North Korea collapses, what steps should be taken? The U.S. and China should be on guard to secure weapons of mass destruction and take care of other needs. By Ari Kattan, Staff Writer

2/12/12 2/12/12

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC - WHAT'S FAIR GAME DURING ELECTION SEASON?

As election season begins, it is undeniable that politicians' public and private lives will continue to be scrutinized - and rightfully so. By Sebastian Brady, Staff Writer

2/12/12 2/12/12

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC - WHAT'S FAIR GAME DURING ELECTION SEASON?

As election season begins, it is undeniable that politicians' public and private lives will continue to be scrutinized - and rightfully so. By Sebastian Brady, Staff Writer

2/7/12 2/7/12

SINK OR SWIM — WILL THE EURO ZONE CRUMBLE?

At PROSPECT’s recent panel discussion, speakers shared their theories about the roots of the Eurozone crisis and possible solutions. By Justin DeWaele, Staff Writer

2/3/12 2/3/12

THE IMPLICATIONS OF INTEGRATING TURKEY INTO THE EU

Is Turkey a viable candidate for EU membership? By Ari Kattan, Staff Writer and Megha Ram, Staff Writer

2/1/12 2/1/12

ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ON IRAN: TO IMPOSE OR NOT TO IMPOSE

Will sanctions coerce Iran away from nuclear development? By David Dannecker, Staff Writer and Justin DeWaele, Staff Writer

1/25/12 1/25/12

COSTS CONTINUE TO OUTWEIGH BENEFITS IN U.S. - MEXICO BORDER REGULATION

A close examination of the repercussions caused by a buildup of security and increasing amounts of money going toward regulation at the United States-Mexico border. By Justin DeWaele, Staff Writer

1/23/12 1/23/12

EGYPT, ISRAEL, AND THE ARISH-ASHKELON PIPELINE CONTROVERSY

The Arish-Ashkelon natural gas pipeline remains a source of tension between Israel and Egypt. By Jodi Sanger-Weaver, Staff Writer

1/16/12 1/16/12

IRAN SO FAR

There are several myths surrounding Iran and the development of nuclear weapons. Understanding its political backdrop is key to dispelling these myths. By Adham Bishr, Staff Writer

12/19/11 12/19/11

HOW TO CONTAIN IRAN AFTER IT GETS NUCLEAR DETERRENTS

The United States should be prepared for the new power and position of a nuclear-armed Iran. By Ari Kattan, Staff Writer

12/9/11 12/9/11

THE WEST BENGAL PARADOX

How has the Communist Party of India managed to maintain power in West Bengal for over 30 years of poverty, economic stagnation, and voter discontent?By Vijay Rao, Contributing Writer

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