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COVID-19: Biopolitics and the Hierarchy of Bodies

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, public and political discourse has made exceptionally clear the differential valuation of certain bodies over others, especially as authorities move towards reopening and More

Posted On : February 17, 2022 Published By : Louisa Hanson
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What Does it Mean for Developing Nations to Advocate for Vaccine Patent Waivers?

The United States announced on May 5th, 2021, that it supported the idea of a COVID-19 vaccine patent waiver. In November 2021, the Biden Administration called on countries attending the More

Posted On : February 9, 2022 Published By : Zach Cheung
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The Billionaire Space Race: Analyzing the Prospects of a Corporate Outer Space

SpaceX’s September 15th civilian voyage into orbit marked the latest in a series of corporate entities seeking to make their mark on the final frontier. Along with other tech giants More

Posted On : September 24, 2021 Published By : Jessica Maloney
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The Fate of the Olympic Games: The Forthcoming Fall of a Sports Industry Titan

Undoubtedly, the 2021 Summer Olympics carried with them some amount of novelty and excitement, with the games occurring after a postponement as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and with More

Posted On : September 11, 2021 Published By : Jessica Maloney
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The Republican Party and the Revival of American Antitrust

Congressional Republicans have made headlines recently calling for the revocation of Major League Baseball’s antitrust exemption in retaliation to the league’s political activism. Following the passage of a controversial restrictive More

Posted On : April 11, 2021 Published By : Jessica Maloney
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Domestic Violence and Femicide: When Gender-Based Violence Can No Longer Be Ignored

The intensification of intimate partner violence (IPV), especially domestic violence, is an often-overlooked consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the beginning of the pandemic, individuals’ restricted movement, social isolation and More

Posted On : April 2, 2021 Published By : Florence Harvey-Hudon
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A Democratic Crisis in India

The farmer protests in India began in August 2020 in response to the passage of three controversial laws paving the way for free-market reform in the country’s agricultural sector. Though More

Posted On : March 29, 2021 Published By : Jessica Maloney
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Why The Prison Abolitionist Argument May Strengthen, Not Replace Prison Reform

This article is part of a broader month-long series on prison reform. Check here for other articles in the series. Incarceration has overwhelmingly become the most popular method of criminal punishment across More

Posted On : March 22, 2021 Published By : Benjamin Lawson
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From Capable Workers to Illegal Aliens: How Migrants Become Criminals

This article is part of a broader month-long series on prison reform. Check here for other articles in the series. Advertising neoliberal migration regimes as fostering economic opportunity, participating governments often camouflage More

Posted On : March 20, 2021 Published By : Florence Harvey-Hudon
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Rehabilitation Over Retribution: Reforming the Prison System

This article is part of a broader month-long series on prison reform. Check here for other articles in the series. Irish playwright and political activist George Bernard Shaw once wrote: “Of the More

Posted On : March 14, 2021 Published By : Jessica Maloney

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