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Pluralism and the Limits to Self-Determination

A leading argument in favour of a liberal democratic state’s right to restrict immigration is its right to self-determination. This refers to the right “to determine its own destiny” with More

Posted On : November 24, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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The Political Appeal of Populist Language

Since the 1970s, a wave of political parties labeled as “populist” have ascended to power across Western democracies. The recent electoral gains of Germany’s Alternative for Democracy Party (AfD), and More

Posted On : November 10, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Public Health Surveillance and the Limits of State Paternalism

The global pandemic has shed light on the new ways in which digital tools and technologies can be utilized to save lives. The digital infrastructure of the Global North makes More

Posted On : October 27, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Global Crisis Management: Assessing Government Responses to COVID-19

In the current dialogue surrounding the coronavirus, there has been a recurring image of ineffective government: administrations fumbling the opportunity to address the crisis efficiently and responsibly. More than just More

Posted On : April 8, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Anti-Spitting Hats and Price-Gouging: How the Economy Adapts to a Pandemic

To anticipate the impact COVID-19 will have on the world, one must look further than biology. While the immediate threat is towards human health, the most widespread, dispersed effects will More

Posted On : March 25, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Misinformation and the Coronavirus: Narratives of Truth in the Digital Age

The recent outbreak of COVID-19, or the “coronavirus”, has captured the world’s attention. Officially deemed an international emergency in January, ceaseless reporting has been conducted on the potential implications of More

Posted On : March 8, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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The Cold War over your iPhone: Politicizing 5G Networking

To the average consumer, the concept of “5G” may seem obscure and unimportant – a flashy sell for Apple’s newest line. Over the past two decades, the telecommunication industry’s jump More

Posted On : February 18, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Reduce, Reuse, Reassess: Systemic Flaws in Modern Recycling

Multiple times a day, you undertake the process of waste disposal. Often, you might seek out bins labelled “recycling”, and half-hazardly deposit trash through one of these holes. As a More

Posted On : February 4, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Facing Reality: The Unregulated Rise of Facial Recognition

Once just an element of science-fiction, facial recognition has transitioned from fantasy to a popular commodity. The technology has developed from an obscure 1960s lab project, into an asset for More

Posted On : January 21, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Identity and Sovereignty: The Broader Scope of the Hong Kong Protests

As the month of December begins, Hong Kong will transition into its seventh consecutive month of widespread protest – an unprecedented state of unrest for the region. This conflict can More

Posted On : November 27, 2019 Published By : Jasper Scott

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