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The Danger of AI Is Clear: Control May Be Impossible
Dangerous by design? The unresolved question of AI regulation
May 10
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Alexander Chung
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Re-Examining Russell's Claim on Rousseau, Locke, and Their Political Heirs
According to Bertrand Russell, “Hitler is an outcome of Rousseau; Roosevelt and Churchill of Locke.” To what extent was he correct?
May 4
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Fredric Tiberius K. Chung
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April 2026
The Major Richard Star Act
Today's veterans are penalized financially for the very injuries they sustained in service
Apr 30
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Samson Cain
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The Influence of Left Internationalism in the 1968 Columbia Protests
An analysis of language and rhetoric
Apr 18
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Samson Cain
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March 2026
The Age of Fluid Alliances
Why realist foreign policy is here to stay and what the future of the international system may hold
Mar 15
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The World of Geopolitics
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February 2026
Democracy is not a Doctrine
The strategic limits of exporting democracy
Feb 13
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The World of Geopolitics
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The Rise of Managerial Power: How Experts Came to Rule Modern States
How did bureaucrats, consultants, and technocrats become central political actors in the modern world—and what was lost when expertise began to replace…
Feb 6
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Regina Balbalosa
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Why Popular Revolutions Rarely Dismantle Political Elites
Mass mobilization, institutional continuity, and the persistence of power
Feb 3
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Regina Balbalosa
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January 2026
The Trabant: An East German Automotive Pinnacle
A microcosm of East German socialism
Jan 31
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Ayushmaan Mukherjee
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The Rise of Fascism in Nazi Germany: A Historiographical Approach
How and why did Nazism arise in 20th-century Germany? Why did Nazism win compared to other radical alternatives?
Jan 17
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Samson Cain
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December 2025
Emergency Powers: History and Lessons to Contemporary Democracies
Exploring the history and state of executive power
Dec 26, 2025
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Adarsh yadav
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A Historical Analysis of the SAT
How a tool for equity became a gatekeeper: The SAT’s lasting impact on opportunity and inequality in college admissions
Dec 8, 2025
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Sonia Roy
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