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January 19, 2019December 14, 2023 Anita Kellogg

National Security and the Government Shutdown

National Security, U.S. Politics

Whether you do or do not support Trump’s proposed funding for a wall on the U.S. southern border, you should be concerned by the short and long term effects of a government shutdown on U.S. National Security.

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Revolution in Venezuela: What Comes Next?
May 9, 2017 Anita Kellogg

Revolution in Venezuela: What Comes Next?

Latin America, Venezuela

The days appear to be numbered for Venezuela’s President, Nicolás Maduro. After years of economic collapse and growing starvation, protests against the current regime have

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Is the U.S. A Christian Nation? American Values and Syrian Refugees.
January 29, 2017January 28, 2017 Anita Kellogg

Is the U.S. A Christian Nation? American Values and Syrian Refugees.

International Relations, U.S. Politics

It is a tragic irony that on Holocaust Memorial Day Trump signed an executive order that bans Syrian refugees as well as those seeking visas from Iraq, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen.

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Why North Carolina’s Politics Matters
January 7, 2017January 6, 2017 Anita Kellogg

Why North Carolina’s Politics Matters

U.S. Politics

Embed from Getty Images Democracy is not an absolute concept, but rather exists on a continuum between itself and autocracy. Recently, North Carolina took a

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The “Post-Truth” Challenge to Democracy
December 20, 2016December 20, 2016 Anita Kellogg

The “Post-Truth” Challenge to Democracy

U.S. Politics

A post-truth society challenges the very foundations of democracy — an informed citizenry. So what happens when the public can’t agree on the significance of facts?

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The Colombian Public Rejects Peace Deal with FARC
October 4, 2016October 4, 2016 Anita Kellogg

The Colombian Public Rejects Peace Deal with FARC

Colombia, International Relations, Latin America

Why would people vote for more war? Because they are not the ones paying its cost.

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Trump’s Threat To American Greatness
July 23, 2016October 5, 2016 Anita Kellogg

Trump’s Threat To American Greatness

U.S. Politics

The positions advocated by Donald Trump on foreign policy, trade, and immigration constitute the greatest threat to this global order since the Soviet Union.

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Will the Economic Crisis Trigger a Coup in Venezuela?
May 22, 2016May 3, 2017 Anita Kellogg

Will the Economic Crisis Trigger a Coup in Venezuela?

International Relations, Latin America, Venezuela

Embed from Getty Images  Economic conditions in Venezuela continue to fall in a precipitous downward spiral. According to the IMF, Venezuela’s economy is predicted to

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Brazil’s Impeachment: A Blow for Democracy?
April 29, 2016April 29, 2016 Anita Kellogg

Brazil’s Impeachment: A Blow for Democracy?

Latin America

The decision to impeach Rousseff may generate greater accountability on the presidency by expand the representative powers of Congress.

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How To Measure An Economic Collapse? Venezuela
February 22, 2016February 21, 2016 Anita Kellogg

How To Measure An Economic Collapse? Venezuela

Venezuela

Would a Venezuelan default lead to an economic collapse, or should it be viewed as a manifestation of a crisis that is already happening?

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I have a Political Science PhD in International Relations and International Political Economy from UCLA. My work examines the complex interactions between economics and international security in the foreign policy making process.

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