Michael Moore’s Eurotrip: Making America Great Again?

The Paris Globalist TeamOctober 2, 2016

By Anna Novgorodova What should the United States take from Portugal’s decriminalization of drugs, Slovenia’s free university education and Italy’s plentiful p... Read More

Understanding Donald Trump: A Look at American Individualism

The Paris Globalist TeamApril 6, 2016

By Maija Wallace As an American in France, I’ve often been asked how it is that a candidate like Donald Trump has been able to gain so much support. The United... Read More

Next Generation Democracy Roundtable: The Future of Democracy in Latin America

The Paris Globalist TeamJanuary 4, 2016

By Helena Schwertheim Between the 24th and the 26th of August 2015, a forum on the future of democracy in Latin America took place in the capital of Colombia, ... Read More

Gun Control: A Unique Absurdity

The Paris Globalist TeamOctober 8, 2015

By Alexander Hurst Thursday night I sit down with my internationally diverse flatmates and start flipping through the pages of grabagun.com. I have no idea wha... Read More

Mexico’s Forgotten Border – Transferring Practices from North to South

The Paris Globalist TeamFebruary 15, 2015

By Ramona Calin Endlessly preoccupied with its northern border with the United States, Mexico has forgotten its southern border. Most distressing about Mexico’... Read More

“What’s My Hoodie Got to Do with It?” | Sweatshops and What They Mean for US Foreign Policy

The Paris Globalist TeamJanuary 6, 2015

By Anna Bartsch In 2006, democratic Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota presented Senate bill S. 3485 to the 109th Congress - a bill that soon became known as... Read More

Opinion | The African American Odyssey And “Post-Racial America” in the Wake of Ferguson

The Paris Globalist TeamDecember 8, 2014

    By Sabah Kochhar When the Grand Jury verdict on the killing of Michael Brown was announced a couple of weeks ago, the collective upheaval that ensued was o... Read More

Letter from Brazil

The Paris Globalist TeamJuly 1, 2014

          By Edwin Johan Santana Gaarder As a European-born Brazilian of mixed heritage, taking part in the World Cup in the region of my mother’s birth, one m... Read More

Yes They Can: America’s multilateral approach towards Libya through the eyes of a former US Army Captain

The Paris Globalist TeamFebruary 6, 2013

 By Marco Funk The death of former Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi last month marked the end of many eras. It was the end of one of the world’s longest running... Read More