China’s New Economic Era
Daniel Daly The Chinese economy, having demonstrated its prowess for the last four decades as an engine of growth and…
International
Should Constitutional Monarchies Have Died with the Queen?
Madeleine Bamford The late Queen Elizabeth II– a figurehead for the United Kingdom, reigning for seventy years as Head of…
Globalization and the Use of Africa as a Pawn: The Role of Humility in International Relations
Kailee Pierce Through political discussion, there has been an implicit correlation between interconnectedness and globalization. Interconnectedness goes beyond mere economic…
Failing to Fix the Immigrations Crisis, Biden is Restricting Access to Asylum Instead
Molly Ewing President Joe Biden ran for office with promises to take a humane approach to immigration and the crisis…
Peru: Human Trafficking 2022
Fordham Political Review Staff Peru is rich in culture, history, and biodiversity; however, it has been ranked Tier 2 in human trafficking…
China’s Power May Have Peaked
John Hogan America has been the world’s most dominant superpower since the end of the First World War, but its…
The Slow Death of Democracy
Zachary Bader February 1, 2023 marked two years since Myanmar’s government was subject to a brutal military coup. Myanmar’s junta—a…
A Case for America Abroad
Dakota Calcaterra Recently, I was privileged to take part in the Fordham Political Union’s debate between Fordham’s College Republicans and…
The Unintended Consequences of Humanitarian Intervention: Civilian Deaths, Disease, Sexual Abuse
UN Peacekeepers in the Central African Republic | Photo by ALEXIS HUGUET/AFP/GETTY IMAGES In theory, humanitarian intervention holds…