The Future of U.S. Stance on North Korea

Seungmin (Helen) Lee (MIA ‘21) shares her perspective on the future of U.S.-North Korea diplomatic relations.

OpinionSeungmin (Helen) LeeFebruary 1, 2021Comment

Diplomacy after the Siege

James Paisley (MIA ‘21) discusses the future of American diplomacy in the aftermath of the Capitol Riots on Jan 6.

OpinionJames PaisleyFebruary 1, 2021Comment

The Pinkwashing Libel

Professor Ester Fuchs, Director of the Urban and Social Policy Program, expands on her decision to withdraw USP’s co-sponsorship of the Intersections in Activism panel.

OpinionEster FuchsJanuary 29, 2021 Comments

Being Iranian American at SIPA – and under Biden

Sarah Sakha (MIA ‘21) reflects on her experience as an Iranian American in a SIPA class on sanctions.

SIPA: Reflections, Editor's PickSarah Ariyan SakhaJanuary 27, 2021Comment

The B-side of an Environmental Legacy: Challenges, Failures, and Aspirations

Guest author Joaquin Rosas interviews Marcelo Mena, former Minister of the Environment in Chile, known worldwide for his contributions to air-pollution policies.

ConversationsJoaquin RosasDecember 26, 2020Environment, politics, ChileComment

If You’re Not From the South: Rethinking the Red States

“But I’m from the South, and I want people to start seeing it for what it is, “ Shiloh Ary, a Georgian living in New York City, shares his perspective on politics in the American South.

OpinionShiloh AryDecember 26, 2020politComment