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America First: The American Foreign Policy Shift to Middle East Neo-Isolationism

December 6, 2019December 6, 2019 Steven Schone 0 Comments foreign policy, Interventionism, neo-isolationism, trump

President Trump ran his 2016 campaign on the slogans “Make America Great Again” and “America First.” While the Trump administration’s

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Keeping the Peace? A Look at the United States Military Presence in Okinawa, Japan

February 27, 2019February 27, 2019 Katie Clements 0 Comments foreign policy, Japan, manifest destiny, military, okinawa, usmc

Okinawa is an archipelago about 500 miles south of mainland Japan. It is home to tropical beaches, the bluest oceans,

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Is Pulling Out of Syria an Effective Strategy?

February 14, 2019February 14, 2019 Sage Smiley 0 Comments foreign policy, syria, trump

“We have won against ISIS. We’ve beaten them, and we’ve beaten them badly. We’ve taken back the land, and now

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America First Gives China a Top Spot

February 8, 2018March 14, 2018 Sarah Austin 0 Comments China, Diplomacy, foreign policy, trump

Last week I was sitting in a lecture on power politics when a fellow student posed the following question: “Professor,

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Long Distance Relationships and Mixed Signals

December 22, 2017December 28, 2017 Dillon Ostlund 0 Comments Diplomacy, Donald Trump, foreign policy, politics, President

The Trump Administration released a National Security Plan on Monday, December 18. The document highlights new strategies and ideas for

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Least Likely to Be a Pothead: Rodrigo Duterte

December 1, 2017December 16, 2017 Hunter Muse 0 Comments 2017 superlatives, foreign policy, philippines, rodrigo duterte, violence, war, war on drugs

Rodrigo Duterte would have been a scary classmate in high school. His hot-headed temper probably made him a bully, and

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Face Off: Fly, you fools! U.S. Policy in Iraq

November 16, 2017December 16, 2017 Hunter Muse 0 Comments foreign policy, Iraq, Iraq War, U.S. Foreign Policy

This article is part of a Face Off series. The opposing article, “War in Iraq – To Leave for Good,

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Face Off: War in Iraq – To Leave for Good, Stay for Now

November 16, 2017March 14, 2018 Stephen Ward 0 Comments foreign policy, intervention, Iraq, ISIS, military, politics, war

This article is part of a Face Off series. The opposing article, “Fly, you fools! U.S. Policy in Iraq,” can

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What are Trump’s Unconservative Policies?

March 4, 2017March 9, 2017 Anna Bryner 0 Comments conservatism, Donald Trump, foreign policy, free trade, GOP, infrastructure, NATO, populism, President, Republican, tariffs, White House

Although he’s in office as a Republican, Trump has several stances that are “unconservative.”

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What Does it Take to Become a Refugee?

March 4, 2017 Miranda Christensen 0 Comments asylum seekers, foreign policy, green card, refugees, terrorism, vetting process

Of the 784,000 refugees that have been relocated since September 11, 2001, only three have been arrested for planning terrorist activities.

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