Universities

Freedom of Press in Kyrgyzstan by John Ganger @ Ohio State University

In after an election in October of 2017, Kyrgyzstan’s former President Almazbek Atambayev peacefully ceded power to the newly elected President...

Nicknamed “The Bulldozer,” John Magufuli made promises throughout his campaign to attack the corruption that had plagued the public and private...

With riots, a nullified election, attempted government shutdowns of the media, a new fake president, and two powerful political leaders...

Early spring marks the brutality of midterms, papers and presentations for most college students. What is even more grueling is the fact that...

Lebanon is set to have its first parliamentary election in 9 years this May and with the new elections will come new electoral laws. The passage...

What’s cooking in Argentina’s political kitchen? Democracy with a side of corruption is certainly featured on the menu. Here in...

Civic engagement is a vital component of any democracy, however immature or struggling. Panama is one such young and struggling democracy. The...

In South America’s leading democracy, there is no escaping the rule of democratic law. Uruguay, a small nation wedged between Argentina and...

Mauritania, or the Islamic Republic of Mauritania was the last country in the world to legally abolish slavery in 2007, however today a large...