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Is Cultural Commodification A By-Product of Backpacker Tourism? Maisie Wynd Smith Dec 4, 2023 The intricate relationship between the phenomenon of cultural commodification and the history of global tourism but…
Water as a Human Right or a Public Good: Water Privatization Across the Global… Maisie Wynd Smith Mar 4, 2023 Water can be considered both a public good and a human right. Addressing the divergence between water’s economic…
Les JO de Pékin, entre politique et polémiques Léa Buré Mar 20, 2022 Ville-hôte des JO d'hiver 2022, Pékin a profité du feu des projecteurs pour tenter de projeter son ambition…
Hostage Diplomacy: The Canada-China Prisoner’s Dilemma Graydon Davidson Apr 20, 2021 Over two years later, the Huawei executive and the two Michaels remain stranded in ongoing legal proceedings in one…
What Do the Flags at Hong Kong’s Protests Mean? Naomi Shi Aug 20, 2019 Despite appearances, however, many flags waved at the protests are as divisive as they are unifying.
Coercive Diplomacy and North Korean Denuclearization Andy S. Lee Jul 3, 2018 Two Decades of Failure and Broken Promises: Chairman Kim Jong-Un proclaimed North Korea’s newfound nuclear status…
Trouble in Paradise: Maldivian Political Crisis Isabella Chon Mar 7, 2018 Earlier this month, the political crisis in the small island nation of the Maldives deepened when tensions arose…
Why is Malaysia’s Chinese Population Leaving in Droves? Wing Wong Feb 9, 2018 In 1957, ethnically Chinese Malaysians, comprising of Malaysian citizens who trace their ancestry back to China and…
Will India Continue to Challenge China in 2018? Isabella Chon Jan 2, 2018 Earlier this year, China and India accentuated their longstanding strategic rivalry with an unprecedented 10-week…