The Rise of Female Deaths of Despair in Japan
An investigation into the far-fetching effects of the economic realities of working women in Japan.
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On the Case of Uyghurs: An Olympic Protest ?
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Central Banks’ New Burden: How Will Governments Save Consumers and Investors from Inflation?
By Lena Faucher and Satyam Anand While 2021 was marked by unpredictable fluctuations in the economy, the first quarter ofContinue Reading
Fall 2021: The Bravery Issue
The Graduate Press is proud to present our Fall 2021 Bravery Print Issue!
Book Recommendation: Everything Here is Beautiful by Mira T. Lee
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IHEID Welfare Committee Votes to Remove President from Office
By Megha Kaveri Puthucode Sreeram In a possible first in the history of the Graduate Institute’s Students Association (GISA), aContinue Reading
