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Free Trade And Covid-19, Audrey Mcclure

The Dialogue

Audrey McClure investigates the implications of globalization and trade liberalization in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper highlights the economic benefits and domestic challenges of free trade, examining the disruptions in global supply chains and the political resistance to globalization during the crisis

Dialogue Fall 2020 Front Matter, Tower Center

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A Texas Tradition: Analyzing Texas' Commitment To Capital Punishment, Grace E. Brandt

The Dialogue

Grace Brandt examines Texas' historical and ongoing support for capital punishment. The paper explores the evolution of execution methods, legislative frameworks, and public opinion, emphasizing the cultural and political factors sustaining the death penalty in Texas despite national trends towards abolition

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Sexual Violence In The Democratic Republic Of Congo, Kate Schaible

The Dialogue

Katie Schaible investigates the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), focusing on the prevalence of sexual violence as a weapon of war. Schaible explores how underdevelopment and continuous conflict exacerbate social issues, limiting economic and institutional development. Recommendations include international intervention strategies, governance reforms, and support for victims to address the widespread human rights abuses in the DRC​

Iraq, Democracy, And The United States

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This collaborative paper by Kevin Matejka, Arnaud Zimmern, and Lara Vidal examines the complexities of promoting democracy in Iraq and other Muslim-majority nations. The authors analyze different perspectives on democracy's compatibility with Islamic principles and explore Western and Middle Eastern viewpoints. Through an exploration of political theory and historical context, they provide insights into the challenges and prospects for democratization in the region, particularly in light of U.S. involvement

Can China Finally Follow-Through On Its Commitments, Christina Almeida

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Christina Almeida assesses China's adherence to WTO intellectual property commitments. Since joining the WTO in 2001, China has continued to infringe on intellectual property rights (IPR) of U.S. firms, resulting in significant economic losses. Almeida discusses factors such as state capitalism and insufficient enforcement mechanisms within China that hinder compliance. The paper recommends a multi-faceted approach, including bilateral trade mechanisms and stricter WTO oversight, to address China's ongoing IPR violations​

Cooptation: The Backseat Driver Of Competitive Communism, Candace Warner

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Candace Warner analyzes the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) strategy of cooptation in fostering economic growth while maintaining political control. Using the Chinese automotive industry as a case study, the paper explores how the CCP's support for private entrepreneurs and strategic partnerships has promoted rapid growth but also perpetuated inefficiencies and corruption. Warner argues that this approach, while beneficial in the short term, may undermine China's long-term economic sustainability​

Foreword

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Cross-Party Voting In 21st Century Presidential Primaries: A Social And Empirical Analysis, Mark Trautmann

The Dialogue

This paper by Mark Trautmann explores the phenomenon of cross-party voting in U.S. presidential primaries, focusing on its prevalence and impact in open primaries. Trautmann examines cases in the Midwest, analyzing data and media narratives surrounding the Michigan Republican Primary (2000, 2012) and the Democratic Primaries in Wisconsin (2004) and Indiana (2008). The findings suggest that while media often overemphasizes the influence of cross-party voting, its actual effect on primary outcomes remains limited, though potentially disruptive in certain cases

Dialogue Undergraduate Journal For Political Studies Student Forum Volume 1 Spring 2013 Issue 1, Tower Center

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Tasty Treats From Around The World, College Of Business

International Education Week

Indulge in tasty treats from around the world! Stop by the atrium in the College of Business to sample a variety of candies that will tantalize your tastebuds!

Portal To Prescott, Study Abroad & Global Engagement

International Education Week

🌐 Interactive Live Portal: Connecting Daytona Beach and Prescott Campuses! 🌐 Get ready to bridge the gap between our campuses with our new Interactive Live Portal! This innovative platform allows students from Daytona Beach and Prescott to see and talk to each other in real-time. Whether you’re sharing experiences or just making new friends, this portal brings our community closer together. Experience seamless communication and build lasting connections with your peers across campuses. Join us in this exciting venture and be a part of a more connected student body!

Wither Japan?, Matthew Reitz

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Matthew Reitz examines Japan's evolving security policies under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, particularly the controversial 2015 Security Legislation. The paper explores how Japan's pacifist identity has adapted to external pressures like China's rise and North Korea's nuclear threat. Reitz highlights the role of domestic politics, public opinion, and international alliances in shaping Japan’s security reforms

Stability Of The Chinese Government, Fairooz Adams

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Fairooz Adams analyzes the internal and external factors influencing the stability of the Chinese Communist Party since the Tiananmen Square incident. The paper argues that while China has become more stable through economic growth and co-opting business elites, underlying issues like corruption and social defiance pose significant risks. Adams balances a historical overview with contemporary challenges to evaluate the resilience of the regime​

Two Constructions Of Liberty: Hugo Black's And Robert Jackson's Stances On Free Speech, Adam Mueller

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Adam Mueller contrasts the interpretations of free speech by Justices Hugo Black and Robert Jackson. The paper explores how their differing philosophies of liberty influenced their judicial decisions, particularly in the context of Cold War tensions and fears of extremism. Mueller examines the broader implications of their stances for constitutional democracy​

Slavery In The Taney Court An Examination Of The Personal Views Of The Justices And Their Influences On The Justices' Opinions, A.J Jeffries

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A.J. Jeffries examines the personal views of the justices of the Taney Court and their influence on decisions concerning slavery. Through an exploration of the lives and political inclinations of thirteen key justices, the paper highlights how these biases shaped landmark cases like Dred Scott and Prigg v. Pennsylvania. Jeffries provides a nuanced look at the intersection of personal belief, judicial analysis, and the societal standards of the time​

Dialogue Undergraduate Journal For Political Studies Spring 2016 Volume 1, Tower Center

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Where In The World Am I?, College Of Aviation

International Education Week

Where in the World Am I? 🗺️🏆

Test your knowledge of famous monuments from around the globe in our exciting game, “Where in the World Am I?” Join us for three in-person sessions where you can compete to name iconic landmarks and win fantastic prizes. Challenge yourself, learn about different cultures, and have fun with friends. Don’t miss your chance to play and prove your global savvy!

Quantum Markov Chains Related To Certain Lattice Models, Ali Alalaai

Thesis/ Dissertation Defenses

A central open problem in quantum field theory is the construction of a general theory of quantum field, this thesis introduces quantum probability and applies it via the construction of quantum Markov chains on different hierarchical lattices (Cayley trees). Furthermore, these trees correspond to the Ising-XY-Model which then the existence of a unique Markov chain can be utilized to detect phase transitions.

International Student Employment Q&A/Meet The Team, Student Employment

International Education Week

Did you know that international students do NOT need work authorization to work on campus? Working on campus is a great way to earn a little extra spending money while gaining professional skills and experiences. Stop by the Student Employment office to meet the team and get all your questions about student employment answered.

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About The Cover, Jenny Fraser

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From The Editor, Brenda Machosky

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From the Editor

Sex Education Policy Compared In Denmark And The United States

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Mary Katherine Shoemaker and Kathleen Strauss compare sex education policies in Denmark and the U.S., focusing on their impact on teenage birth rates. The paper highlights Denmark's comprehensive education model, which contrasts with abstinence-focused programs prevalent in the U.S., and discusses how these differences contribute to disparities in teenage pregnancy rates

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Nature's Bountiful Commissary For The Plains Indians

North Texas Archeological Society Records

A chart showing different parts of a buffalo and its various uses.

Global Footprint Fair, Study Abroad & Global Engagement

International Education Week

Ready to take your education to the next level? Visit the study abroad tables during the Global Footprint Fair and explore the opportunities coming this winter, spring, and fall. Speak with advisors, find out what courses are offered, and see how you can make global travel part of your degree program! And did we mention free food?!

Chinese Defense Acquisition: Domestic Development, International Trade, And Foreign Relations, Tracy Nelson

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Tracy Nelson explores the evolution of China's defense acquisition policies and their impact on the nation's military strategies. The paper examines domestic challenges, reliance on foreign technologies, and the implications of modernized military capabilities for China's global aspirations​

Red-Handed: Assessing The Deptha Of Chinese Economic Espionage, Alexander Hoskins

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Alexander Hoskins investigates China's involvement in economic espionage (EE). The paper differentiates EE from industrial espionage and competitive intelligence gathering, highlighting the significant global impact of China's alleged theft of intellectual property, which has economic and geopolitical consequences