A Wave of Ocean Plastic: The Brazilian Tormenta
By Laisa Branco de Almeida Upon returning to my hometown, the feeling of being immersed in a post-apocalyptic scenario stunsContinue Reading
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By Vishnu Varatharajan I vividly remember the late winter day last year when I took a train from Bornholmer Strasse,Continue Reading
Concluding Sustainability Week Switzerland: A People’s Assembly
The Geneva Sustainability Week is an annual student project in collaboration with IHEID and Université de Genève with the aim to bring sustainability discussion into higher education institutions.
Sustainability Week Geneva – from March 25th to 26th
The Geneva Sustainability Week is an annual student project in collaboration with IHEID and Université de Genève with the aim to bring sustainability discussion into higher education institutions.
Sustainability Week Geneva – from March 23rd to 24th
The Geneva Sustainability Week is an annual student project in collaboration with IHEID and Université de Genève with the aim to bring sustainability discussion into higher education institutions.
Five Fingers on One Hand
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The Geneva Debate: The Student-Led Revival of a Civic Tradition
By Jhilam Gangopadhyay The Graduate Press interviewed three members of the Lafayette Society to learn more about the initiative, asContinue Reading
Resurrecting Reason: The Hopeful Audacity of Bringing Rational Discussion Back from the Dead in 2021
By Theodore James Paul For most of the world, reminiscing about the past fifteen months does not come with greatContinue Reading
Rumblings of a Revolution: Farmers’ Protests in India
By Nivedita Joon Internal borders within territorially well-defined states are hardly ever an exciting topic for research. Especially in theContinue Reading
On Traditions and Disappointments
By Isabela Carrozza Joia On New Year’s Day, there are thousands of traditions worldwide. One of my favorites is theContinue Reading
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