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5 of the Best Places to Move after College

Cory NunnallyMarch 18, 2019

You've got your college degree in hand - but where should you move to put your education to use?...

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The Future of Energy: Is the Green Lobby Turning Gray?

Maximilien CouvreurMarch 8, 2019

Exploring the false claims about the nuclear risk and livability of renewables....

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Austria Finding its Way Back to Austromarxism

Sofie HörtlerAugust 1, 2016

Austromarxism describes the socialist orientation of Austria in the 1920s when the welfare state was created. Today however, Austria fails to stay on this path....

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Studies Reject Claims that French Labour Reforms Will Alleviate Unemployment

David HughesJuly 27, 2016

Whereas the French government insists that new legislation will create jobs, leading economists say existing laws already do just that...

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Universal Basic Income: Difficult to Implement but Still Gaining Traction

Michael Slevin UttleyJuly 24, 2016

UBI is gaining traction, with schemes being considered in Finland & the Netherlands, proposals being considered by political parties in the UK and Spain....

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Red Tide Causes Environmental and Social Catastrophe in Chile

Nadia MishkinJuly 19, 2016

A toxic algae-bloom in southern Chile caused a social, environmental catastrophe and put speculation on practices of region's salmon industry....

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The EU’s Failure at Becoming a Social Union

Sofie HörtlerJuly 18, 2016

The EU’s initial role model was the USA, aiming to unite the continent in any aspect. They failed to become a social union however....

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Money Lacks the Ability to Determine Happiness

Sofie HörtlerJuly 11, 2016

Monetary aspects dominate today's life. However, Gross National Happiness in comparison to the Gross Domestic Product is an approach towards different values....

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Peter Krämer: Self-Made Kings in the Game of Philanthrones

Beatrix TanDecember 8, 2015

Uncovering why Peter Krämer's criticism of philanthropy in 2010 may not be so relevant in advancing humanity and equality....

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U.S and China, Best Frenemies Ever

Sharon Gallo CarpentieriOctober 18, 2015

United States and China are two great nations, with global capabilities and divergent, at certain times conflicting, aspirations....

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Is Russia’s Economic Nightmare Coming to an End?

Alexander KeithOctober 12, 2015

Economic sanctions and a falling oil price have resulted in a disastrous economic collapse, but has the worst now passed for Russia?...

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Modi Solution to Poverty is Privatisation, India Strikes

Sharon Gallo CarpentieriOctober 11, 2015

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi proposes new reforms for improving the Indian economy, 150 million workers strike. ...

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Economic Crisis: Are More Chinese Going to Vacation at Home?

Alexander KeithSeptember 24, 2015

How will China's economic slide affect its booming tourism industry? Will this crisis encourage more Chinese people to vacation at home rather than abroad?...

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