POLITICS

Last November, I attended a panel discussion hosted by Princeton University’s James Madison program in American Ideals and Institutions. The three-hour-long panel featured a diverse group of experts, including college professors, legal scholars, and civil liberty experts, such as the…

The high cost of prescription drugs and the lack of access to affordable medication affects millions of Americans every year. The Hatch-Waxman Act, also known as the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984, was implemented to…

To combat rising poverty, social welfare and fair wealth distribution are at the heart of contemporary political debates. In the 1960s, economist Milton Friedman proposed a seemingly flawless solution to the social welfare conundrum; he coined an economic mechanism known…

China’s Rise and Imperialism   Let China sleep,” the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte once warned, “for when she wakes, she will shake the world.” China’s meteoric rise is a testament to Napoleon’s prophecy. As the world’s largest economy by measure…

By Tianjian Si Abstract  This paper compares Finland and Ukraine’s approaches to memory conflict in relation to Russia. The paper first explores sources of memory conflict, how political actors reshape the historical narrative regarding the historical conflicts, and the strategies…