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Category: International Policy

Mexico’s Changing Demographics in an Era of Reform

  • September 24, 2013

By Jacob Patterson-Stein Things seem to be going well for Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. Within months of taking office, almost every major news organization published an “Aztec tiger” article citing Mexico’s impressive economic growth rate, increased foreign investment, and…

Categories: Immigration, International Policy

OP-ED: Obama’s Tough Decision on Syria: Action over Reaction

  • August 29, 2013

By Amer Mahdi Doko I still remember Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel’s press conference last April when he announced the US had strong evidence that the Syrian regime used chemical weapons against civilians. Looking tired and pale, Hagel chose his…

Categories: International Policy, Op-Ed, Politics
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