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The Game Industry and its Influence on Contemporary Activism
By Eric-Ross McLaren
Looking Ahead… 2022 and Beyond
2022 Special Edition
Taiwan: The jewel of Asia?
By Nicholas Cheung
Feminism with Chinese Characteristics
By Otilia Meden
Looking Back, Looking Forward: Blues for Sudan
By Shona McCallum
Why you should care about Italy’s 2022
By William Finlator
Germany in Review: Merkel’s Legacy, Scholz’s Future
By Cameron Fulton
Going it Alone: Post-Brexit Britain One Year On
By Jack Horrigan
It’s the Housing Market, Stupid!
By Mark Connolly
Biden Has a Manchin Problem
By Laura Gillies
Biden’s Impending Midterm ‘Shellacking’
By Ross Alexander Hutton
Strengthening The Supply Chains
By Morgan Anthony
Has the Covid-19 Pandemic Induced Anti-Globalism in 2021?
By Armaan Gheewala
Power and the Pandemic: Africa Suffering at the Hands of the More Affluent
By Charlotte Service
The Devastation of the U.K.’s Red List on African Countries
By Laura da Silva
Air Travel in 2022: Smooth Skies or Turbulent Travels?
By Pearce Hopkins
Has Global Economic Health Recovered?
By Aoife Doyle
The Diamond Curse
By Clara Tipper
India’s Mass Foreign Evacuation Mission During the Pandemic
by Nazneen Rahaman
Hollywood Film Strike Likely Averted
By Ariane Lindsay In recent weeks, behind-the-scenes production workers in film and television have threatened to strike. Strikes rarely occur in the film industry; the last major labor protest was organized by the Writers Guild of America in 2007-08. Members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) are dedicated to their craft and…
Will Boris’ Green Policies be the Conservative Party’s Downfall?
By Kieran Fowlds
The Winds of Change: A Gradual Energy Transition in the Middle East
By Supriya Shekhar
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Lobbying, Coverups, and Sleaze: Boris Johnson’s Government-by-Mob
By Jack Horrigan
What is India’s Asset Monetisation Plan?
by Shruthi Ananth
Utility and Beauty: The Strange Bedfellows of Novel Indulgence
By Hanabi S Blackmoor “A house that has been experienced is not an inert box”–Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space What is the relationship between utility and beauty? Or more specifically, what is the relationship between economics and art? These questions arise when investigating the current conversations on Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) in the art market….
Coronavirus: the working-from-home variant
By Emily Dow
Is Current US Inflation Transitory?
By Anne Lipsett
Africa: China’s Sandbox
By Salem El Tabal
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Slicing the Apple: An analysis of Apple’s pricing strategy
By Ishika Agarwal
Creating Formal Economies through Education
By Fin Marshall
Grocery Supply Chains & the Affordability Paradox: a Changing Market
By Natalie Olofsson
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A Digital Dilemma: The NFT Challenge to Art Economics
By Michael J. Medina
IMF Regional Outlook: The Americas
By John Lavelle
Oil Prices Sky Rocketing
By Marlowe Bjorklund
China’s Crackdown: Singapore’s Ascent to a Cryptocurrency Powerhouse
By Aikana Williams Following Beijing’s announcement in May 2021 that the Chinese government will enforce a crackdown on cryptocurrency transactions, Singapore has experienced an unprecedented rise in firms relocating their operational headquarters to the city-state. The new Chinese regulations have already come into effect, with the People’s Bank of China having made all cryptocurrency-related transactions…
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