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The Media: Friend or Foe for Global Health Activists?

Sheyda Aboii - February 9, 2011

How the mainstream media can curb funding and public interest for health interventions.

Breaking America’s Oil Dependence: Eighth Time’s the Charm?

Janet Lu - February 6, 2011

Is Obama's alternative energy commitment real? History says it's a long road.

The Internet Age and Revolt

Tyler Cusick - February 2, 2011

Social media are contributing to the decline of authoritarianism worldwide

2011 Brings About Provisions of the Health Care Reform Law

Thomas Gaudett - January 3, 2011

Young Adults Get Covered By Parents’ Policies

Updating Guinea and Why it Matters

Tyler Cusick - November 27, 2010

Earlier this month I wrote a blog documenting three elections in Africa, and I wrote it with the idea that I would continue to...

Jordan’s Elections: A Case of Undeserving Praise

Andrew Seo - November 22, 2010

Despite garnering praise from election monitoring groups, Jordanian elections have a long way to go before attaining complete credibility.

Walk the Walk: Will Congress Move Forward on Deficit Reduction?

Paul Schied - November 22, 2010

This post is in effect a response to a comment that Caroline Cox posted to my Post-Midterm Predictions, in which she inquired if all...

The Hope of a Nation

Tyler Cusick - November 16, 2010

"At the root of human responsibility is the concept of perfection, the urge to achieve it, the intelligence to find...

The Unbearable Lightness of Campaign Promises

Kaiyang Huang - November 12, 2010

Just two weeks ago, British Prime Minister David Cameron expressed regret for breaking election pledges on child benefits and university fees. The Conservative-Liberal Democrats coalition...

What it All Means: Post-Midterm Predictions

Paul Schied - November 6, 2010

Big picture time kids. The elections that we have been talking about and issuing predictions on for over a year are over, and...