Now that U.S. policymakers are recognizing the errors of unrestricted free trade, it’s time to establish a new economic consensus to correct prior mistakes.
The Public Purpose
The Graduate Journal of American University's School of Public Affairs
International
Globalization, China, and the United States
The U.S. must balance protectionism with international cooperation to counter the growing political and economic influence of China.
Threats to Sabotage the Peruvian University Reform Continue
Although experts support improvements to Peru’s University Reform, the recent efforts to revert to a state of autoregulation could prove disastrous to the education system’s quality and detrimental for students.
The World Needs a Global Protocol for Climate Refugees
Climate refugees remain virtually invisible in the international community, with no recognition or legal definition for those displaced by natural causes.
N.B.A. — No Bad-Mouthing Allowed
The NBA is attempting to balance their players’ and fans’ voices while playing nice with the CCP and profiting from China’s lucrative market.
Taiwan in the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act
Amid China’s intensified aggression, the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act highlights America’s commitment to Taiwan’s self-defense.
Peru’s Digital Divide in Public Education Calls for Urgent Measures
COVID-19 has underscored that Peruvian students and educators need digital literacy and media in public education to exercise their rights fully.
Evaluating Case Studies: Girls Education Stabilizes Population Growth in Developing Countries
Evidence from developing countries reveals that educated women have fewer children and marry later, lowering fertility rates and long-term population growth.
Investing in Girls’ Education: A Transformative Development Strategy
Girls’ education spurs economic growth, allowing women to make their own financial, employment, and reproductive decisions and live more prosperous lives.