Category: Opinion
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The Future of Tech and Governance Challenges
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By: Victoria Campbell, Jacqueline Capossela, Sophie Gangi, Carley Germain, Deja Nelson, Akachukwu Nwosu, Andy Ma, Shweta Sinha, Jeremy Soto, Daena […]
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Information Disorder and International Communication: Issues and Solutions
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This commentary has been co-authored by a number of participants in the course ICM835 – Media Governance as a response […]
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Monetization of Justice? Larry Krasner’s timely challenge
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By Prof. Mark Juszczak The publication of Larry Krasner’s Revolutionary internal memo for new sentencing guidelines for the Philadelphia District […]
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Dirt: Media, Medium & Monument
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The Equal Justice Initiative’s Memorial and Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, is set to open on April 26, 2018. The Museum is meant to be, first and foremost, a memorial to the over 4,000 lynchings that occurred, primarily in the South, in the century following the Civil War.
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The vanishing of prudence (cooler heads): is instant messaging the culprit?
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Hot heads among the masses are the norm, and it is not un-expected. Their actions and reactions do not reverberate […]
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Working the Room in Buenos Aires: A Global Gathering of Aspiring Entrepreneurs
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Written by Leah Victorino, Development coordinator at Empowered Solar and alumna of St. John’s Global Development and Social Justice Graduate […]
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“Small is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered” and Sustainable Development
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Even at an exclusively dedicated conference on Sustainable Development and Small Entrepreneurs, organized by the International Academy for Small/Medium Business, […]
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Presenting Student Works: (1) New Action Plan for Global Refugee Crisis and (2) Overcoming Contemporary Challenges in the European Union
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Below, we uploaded two currently relevant works by Master’s students of the International Communication program at St. John’s University.
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Surrender Your Coin, Surrender Your Sovereignty: The Problematic Future of Euro Zone
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A coin of a nation is not only an instrument of financial transaction, but it represents much more, and more […]
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Scholars Engaging in Academic Discourse at Consumer Identities & Digital Culture Symposium
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On March 28, 2017, the Institute for International Communication and the Division of Mass Communication at St. John’s University hosted […]
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2017 Corporate Accountability Index Launched to Hold Companies Accountable for Protecting Users’ Digital Rights
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Sustainable business in relation to our physical environment has become the norm. Today, companies commonly make extensive efforts to take […]
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Empowerment of Women and the Economic Impact – Guest Speaker H.E. Mrs. Teuta Sahatqija, Ambassador of Kosovo
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A developed and progressive country needs both genders to play an active part in economy and politics. No society can […]
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Guest Lecture by Fulbright Scholar: Political Participation and Media Use
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For some, the Internet is a tool with great potential to bring about social change, mobilization of people and revolutionary […]
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Climate Change Refugees: The Disregarded Category of Forced Migrants
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Written by Bárbara Matias, currently pursuing her Master’s Degree in Human Rights Studies at Columbia University. Global leaders recently joined efforts to […]
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Personal Reflections – Empowerment and Implementation: The Voice of the Young Generation
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By Chenjiazi Li and Chiang Zhu, graduate students of the International Communication program. The topic of sustainable development within the frame of global development generates passionate conversations. However, in general, individuals in these conversations have their personalized understanding of sustainable development given their respective life experiences.