Monthly Archives: November 2017

Puerto Rico’s Citizenship Status and Disaster

Posted on November 30, 2017 by ipg4max

More than two months have passed since Hurricanes Irma and Maria devastated Puerto Rico, but the inadequacy of the disaster response of both the federal and Puerto Rican governments has left millions without electricity or drinkable water as this is … Continue reading →

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Trade Agreements and Democracy

Posted on November 16, 2017 by ipg4max

Introduction Trade policy is currently politically and popularly salient. Few days pass without major media outlets offering analyses that blast or praise the Trump administration’s approach to the subject. The Trump White House is seeking to renegotiate The North American … Continue reading →

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Youth as a Social Construct

Posted on November 13, 2017 by ipg4max

Introduction Youth as a subject of study has evolved from its consideration as a biological category to its conceptualizations as a social construct. In what follows, I explore the meaning of youth as a social construct. In doing so, I … Continue reading →

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Strategic Use of Media in Mobilizing – Khunti Diaries

Posted on November 2, 2017 by ipg4max

Members of a local advocacy grassroots group in Khunti, India, serve as a bridge between the poor and laborers in that community and its government administration. The group is comprised of local community members and student volunteers and its activities … Continue reading →

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