GMOS AS POTENTIAL HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
GMOs as Potential Human Rights Violations By Keith Gordon Introduction The last two decades have seen extensive debate over theContinue Reading
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Bridge over Troubled Waters: Ensuring US Naval Excellence in the South China Sea through Analysis of the 1982 Falklands War
The increased tensions between the United States and China in the contested waters of the South China Sea has ledContinue Reading
Narcotics Nation: The Economics Behind the War on Drugs and Why US Drug Policy Fails to Yield Results
The US is by far the world’s largest consumer of illicit narcotics despite years of a “War on Drugs.” NarcoticsContinue Reading
EXCHANGE & PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES, RUSSIA, AND THE FUTURE LEADERS EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Exchange programs have long served as a pillar of public diplomacy. Russia’s withdrawal from the Future Leaders Exchange program inContinue Reading
PAPER: Rethinking the Protection of Female Refugees
At a time when more than 65 million people across the world have fled their homes in search of safety and stability,Continue Reading
PODCAST: In uncertain times, use the Journal to facilitate positive change
How can you use the Journal as an outlet to further social justice activism? Tune in for an eight-minute conversationContinue Reading
INFOGRAPHIC: How the Journal can help you land a job after school
Nearly 75 percent of all employers view writing as a must-have skill for competitive applicants. At JIS, it’s our jobContinue Reading
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: JIS is on the search for our next Editor-in-Chief!
Editor-in-Chief Karen Ives is graduating in May. Could you be the Journal’s next leader?
What’s your commitment to change?
We’ve compiled a list of ways to channel your commitment to positive change into actions that make a difference. TakeContinue Reading
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JIS Editor-in-Chief Karen Ives pens a letter to readers about the ethos of the Journal.
