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  • April 5, 2018 • Features, Print, Reckoning • Views: 201

    Smooth Criminals

    Corruption and Human Rights...

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  • April 5, 2018 • Glimpses, Print, Reckoning • Views: 183

    “Kidneyvilles”

    The Market for Organs...

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  • April 5, 2018 • Features, Print, Reckoning • Views: 178

    Servitude Through Song

    The Hidden Culture of Korean Pop Music...

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  • April 1, 2018 • Print, Reckoning, Theme • Views: 144

    Sobrevivimos: Argentina in the Age of Macri

    By Henry Reichard he man had been born in Argentina, but his manner was unmistakably estadounidense. One could hear the taint of those years he had spent in the United States in his voice — in his ability to seamlessly shift from a...

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  • April 1, 2018 • Print, Reckoning, Theme • Views: 377

    Globalization in the Early 20th Century

    How the Trans-Siberian Railroad United Asia and Europe By Manuel Schneider efore 1916, it was arduous and dangerous to travel from Moscow to Russia’s far flung East. The only significant infrastructure project connecting Europe with...

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  • April 1, 2018 • Print, Reckoning, Theme • Views: 207

    Reckoning with Apartheid

    How South African public spaces can preserve cultural heritage and contribute to a brighter future By Sarah Widder   n May of 2017, I had the opportunity to visit Cape Town with my dad for four days. During our brief visit, we tried...

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  • March 31, 2018 • Features, Print, Reckoning, Theme • Views: 165

    Bullfighting: An art or a crime?

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  • March 25, 2018 • Online Content, The World at Yale • Views: 216

    Roshni Showcase

    By Claire Kalikman troops and singing groups lit up the stage on a Saturday night in January in Woolsey Hall, as six groups celebrating South Asian culture performed at the annual Roshni (meaning ‘light’ in Hindi) Showcase. The South...

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  • March 25, 2018 • Online Content, The World at Yale • Views: 205

    Us and Them

    By Henry Reichard portrait was almost believable. Projected onto a screen at the front of an over-crowded white seminar room — inspired, no doubt, by its subject’s recent call for the first U.S. military parade since the end of the...

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  • March 23, 2018 • Blogs, Online Content, Yale in the World • Views: 1186

    Raped

    Discussing rape and sexual assault with human rights activist Catherine Jane Fisher...

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The Yale Globalist is Yale University's only quarterly international affairs publication written, reported, designed, and produced entirely by undergraduates. For information on how to get involved, contact Editors-in-Chief Olivia Burton and Micaela Bullard at olivia.burton@yale.edu & micaela.bullard@yale.edu.

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