MJIA

The Michigan Journal of International Affairs (MJIA) was founded as a completely student-run, undergraduate publication at the University of Michigan. Each semester, the Journal publishes opinion-based pieces pertaining to international affairs in the areas of politics, history, economics, and culture. Writers author pieces across five different regions (Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East). As the current Managing Editor, as well as the former Americas and Europe Regional Editor, this page offers a survey of the topics I covered at length for the Journal.

Macron-omics

Costa Rica Could Be Losing Its Political Example

Putin Claims Victory Amidst Election Fraud Allegations

Chile’s Renewable Energy Transformation Leaves Much to Be Desired

Debt Crisis Hinders Puerto Rico’s Hurricane Maria Relief

No MÁS: The Time Has Come for Evo Morales to Step Down

Turkey’s Education Crackdown Exemplifies Post-Coup Censorship

Regardless of Second Scottish Referendum, Long Negotiations Ahead

Trudeaumania 2.0: Canada’s Liberal Honeymoon Proves Substantive

Maduro’s War on Immigrants