FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW

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Welcome to the official publication of the St Andrews Foreign Affairs Society. Feel free to reach out to the editors at fareview@st-andrews.ac.uk

To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate

Nov 27

Nov 27 To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate

Has the Sun Set on Golden Dawn?

Nov 27

Nov 27 Has the Sun Set on Golden Dawn?

Franciszek Bryk

Dragged from Private to Public: An Unsettled Royal Court

Nov 27

Nov 27 Dragged from Private to Public: An Unsettled Royal Court

Darcy Fenton-Stone

A culture of whistleblowing: Implications for the US 2020 Election

Nov 26

Nov 26 A culture of whistleblowing: Implications for the US 2020 Election

Hannah Graham-Brown

Nuclear weapons in Turkey: The ultimate bargaining chip

Nov 23

Nov 23 Nuclear weapons in Turkey: The ultimate bargaining chip

Acknowledging the Terms and Conditions: The Weaponization of Data

Nov 21

Nov 21 Acknowledging the Terms and Conditions: The Weaponization of Data

Marina Rivera tells us how our data is being used to influence and manipulate us and why we should care.

The Clothes On Our Backs And Their Impact

Nov 20

Nov 20 The Clothes On Our Backs And Their Impact

Magda Baranowska

Helper and Witness: The 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Winners

Nov 20

Nov 20 Helper and Witness: The 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Winners

Magda Baranowska

What happened to the Chinese century: Malthus, the One-Child Policy and the Chinese Economic Myth

Nov 19

Nov 19 What happened to the Chinese century: Malthus, the One-Child Policy and the Chinese Economic Myth

Anti-Vaxxers are Taking over the World – but Not the Way you Think

Nov 19

Nov 19 Anti-Vaxxers are Taking over the World – but Not the Way you Think

Isabella Cuervo-Lorens

Isabella Cuervo-Lorens tells us about vaccine hesitancy and why it’s not exactly for the reasons you would think.

The Harvard Affirmative Action Lawsuit: Conceiving a World without ‘Race-Conscious’ Admissions

Nov 19

Nov 19 The Harvard Affirmative Action Lawsuit: Conceiving a World without ‘Race-Conscious’ Admissions

Isabella Cuervo-Lorens

Isabella Cuervo-Lorens takes us through the recent Harvard Affirmative Action lawsuit and what its implications for Affirmative Action are going forward.

2019: A New Generation of Protest?

Nov 19

Nov 19 2019: A New Generation of Protest?

Dirk van der Tang

Mars: Elon Musk’s Personal Space Race

Nov 19

Nov 19 Mars: Elon Musk’s Personal Space Race

Simone Flournoy

Science & Technology

The 40 Year Legacy of the Iranian Hostage Crisis

Nov 18

Nov 18 The 40 Year Legacy of the Iranian Hostage Crisis

What future threat does ISIS pose?

Nov 17

Nov 17 What future threat does ISIS pose?

The Venezuelan tragedy – What next?

Nov 17

Nov 17 The Venezuelan tragedy – What next?

Huseyn Sultanli

Indigenous Art and Canada’s Journey towards Reconciliation

Nov 16

Nov 16 Indigenous Art and Canada’s Journey towards Reconciliation

Xi Jinping and the Lessons of Childhood

Nov 16

Nov 16 Xi Jinping and the Lessons of Childhood

The rise of the AfD in Germany

Nov 16

Nov 16 The rise of the AfD in Germany

An ‘Implacable Enemy’: Milton Friedman and the ‘Chilean Miracle’

Nov 16

Nov 16 An ‘Implacable Enemy’: Milton Friedman and the ‘Chilean Miracle’

Isabella Cuervo-Lorens

Isabella Cuervo-Lorens tells us a little bit about Milton Friedman’s involvement in Chilean economic reforms under Pinochet and what the impact of this was for Chilean citizens even today.