• Headliner: “Russia vs. Ukraine: War Without End?” - by Alexander Vershbow | United States Ambassador

• “Should the United States Discourage the Proliferation of Indigenous Nuclear Weapons in South Korea?” - by IsabellaMcCallum | George Washington University

• “The Chechen Conflict and its Influence in Future Transnational Conflict” - by Mackenzie Heather | American University

• “Transnational Corporations: The Duty Bearers of International Human Rights in the 21st Century” - by  Amber Pirson | University of South Florida 

• “One Island, Two Cypruses: A Realist Examination of Turkey’s Recent Actions in the Eastern Mediterranean” - by Alexander Norris | University of Pennsylvania

• “Understanding United Nations Peace Operations in the 21st Century” - by Leonardo Howard | Boston University

• “The Refugee Test: European Disunity in the Face of Crisis” - by Ethan Woolley | University of Pennsylvania

• “Making Space: Spatial urban growth and the size of the informal economy” - by SaraTohamy | George Washington University

• “Popping China’s Bubble: An explanation of the conflict between economic health and the Chinese Dream” - by Alexander Wolfe |  Duquesne University

• “The Impact of Filing: How does U.S. Participation within the WTO affect America’s Economic Relationships?” - by Megan Phansalkar | University of Pennsylvania

• Headliner: "Renewing the Mandela Legacy and Promoting Active Citizenship in a Changing World” - by President Barack Obama, 44th President of the United State of America

• “Environmental Stressors on Migration within Guatemala” - by Emma D. O’Rourke | Monmouth University

• “IDP Returns in Transitional Societies: Columbia” - by Maria Jose Lozano Sanabria | San Francisco State University

• “Decoding the Trade War’s Impact on ASEAN” - by Mai Phan | Lebanon Valley College

• “On the Islamization of Malaysia: Emergence of Jihadi-Salafism and Future Prospects” - by Lionel WH Oh | Tufts Univesity

• “The ECB’s Monetary Response to the Euro Crisis Through the Lens of the Taylor Rule: Comparing Germany and Greece to the Eurozone” - by Deven Patel | The George Washington University

• “Misrepresentation in Conservation: The Blackwashing of Palm Oil Production in Malaysia” - by Jared Sawyer | Tufts University

• “Women in Red: Femininity and Womanhood in the Soviet Union” - by Shayna Vayser | American University

• “Migrant Pregnancies: Maternal Health and International Aid Along the Refugee Trail from Syria to Europe” - by Madeline Smith | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Cyberspace Race: A Contest to Win Global Digital Dominance” - by Paul Witry | Loyola University Chicago

• Headliner: “Spirit of Liberty: At Home, In the World” - by George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States of America

• “The Aesthetics of Counterterrorism” - by Lauren Kahn | University of Pennsylvania

• “Fleeing from a Forgotten War: Refugees in the Context of the Conflict in Yemen” - by Jack Hostager | University of Pennsylvania

• “Discourse of Disillusionment: Analyzing Contemporary Azerbaijani Social Media Posts fro Democratic Decay” - by Andrew Fallone | American University

• “The Reality of Elitism Within Ghanian Pedagogical Institutions” - by Miriam Serwah Kontoh | Rowan University

• “Political Stability in the Persian Gulf: Old Strategies, New Contexts” - by Daniel Cooper | University of Kentucky

• “Violent and Non-Violent Strategies of Resistance: A Game-Theoretic Model of Civil Conflict” - by Felipe Herrera | American University

• “The Relationship Between Sanction Effectiveness and Target Domestic Political Structure” - by Chloe Reum | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Responsibility to Protect and Its Weakness: Reforming a Practice to Protect Oppressed Groups” - by Benjamin S. Corey | Tufts University

• “Understanding the U.S.’s Relationship with the Russian Space Industry” - by Elizabeth Marino | Marquette University

• Headliner: "A Conversation on a New Approach for the Middle East" - Interview with Madeleine Albright and Stephen Hadley, Former Secretary of State of the United States of American and Former National Security Advisor of the United States of America

• "A Farewell to Arms: Explaining Ukraine's Decision to Forgo Nuclear Weapons" - by Samuel Weitzman | Tufts University

• "An Analysis of the Relationship Between Terrorist Organizations and the Internet" - by Diana Hartford | Duquesne University

• "Political Violence and Genocide in Guatemala, 1982: Language and Construction of Indigenous Identity and Political Ideology" - by William Kakenmaster | American University

• "Offensive Structural Realism, Peace, and the Concert of Europe" - by John Ryan Isaacson | Baylor University

• "Getting Harder to Catch: Analyzing the Evolution of China's Cyber Espionage Campaigns against the United States through a Case Study of APT1" - by Winnona DeSombre | Tufts University

• "Addressing Challenges Faced by Syrian Refugee Women and Girls in Jordan" - by Caroline Wallace | University of Pennsylvania

• "Building Bears and Dragons: The Construction and Co-optation of Nationalism and Territorial Claims in Russia and China" - by Leah Matchett | Oxford University

• "Tension Between the Human Right to Water and Economic Agreements" - by Angela Tylock | SUNY Oswego

• "Airbnb, Israeli Settlements, and the Politics of Place in the West Bank" - by Zachary Goldstein | University of Pennsylvania

• Headliner: "Overcoming the Global Refugee and Migrant Crisis: The Middle East, Europe and the World" - by Dr. Michael Doyle, Director, Columbia Global Policy Initiative & Former U.N. Assistant Secretary General

• "A Forbidden Land of Great Importance - by Joseph Kiernan | University of Pennsylvania

• "A Study of Colonial Cultural Influence on Lee Teng-hui's Domestic and Foreign Policies" - by Dominic Chiu | University of Chicago

• "Strategic Concerns for the Inevitable Collapse of Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action" - by Samuel Natbony | University of Pennsylvania

• "The Perils of Decentralization: A Case Study of Potential Secession in the United Kingdom and Spain" - by Amy Walsh | Dickinson College

• "Immigration: The Growing Gap Between Public Opinion and Policy Outcomes" - by Neil Misra | George Washington University

• "Ottoman Orientalism: A Guiding Principle of Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East" - by Luke Zaro | Fordham University

• "A New Strategy for the Middle East: Why and How the United States Should Engage Islamists" - by Connor Phillips | Duke University

• "Treaties and Trust: The Potential for Israeli Nuclear Cooperation" - by Lili Dalton | Syracuse University

• Deliberately Designed Diplomacy: How Ireland Rebuilt its Positive International Reputation After its Debt Crisis of 2008 - 2014 by James Michael Garrity | University of Pennsylvania

• Headliner: "In Search of World Order" - by Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, Former Secretary of State of the United States of America

• "The Dragon’s Curse?: Examining the Relationship between China’s Participation in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations and its Economic Ties in Africa, 2000-2013" - Yunmo Wang | Tufts University

• "Changes in State Sovereignty in the Age of Globalization: The Paradox Between the Movement of Capitol and Human Migration at the U.S. – Mexico Border" - by Emily A. Therrien | University of Vermont

• "Nuclear Proliferation Realities: Iran, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia - by Thomas J. Tree | Syracuse University

• "A Reluctant Agreement: Increased Military Cooperation Between the U.S. and Nigeria after the Chibok School Kidnapping" - by Michael S. Miller | Northwestern University

• "The Shaheeda-Sharmouta Complex: Female Suicide Bombers and the Palestinian Nation" - by Jade (Ngoc) H. Huynh | University of Pennsylvania

• "Political Discontent in Democratizing Turkey: An Analysis of Protest Participation" - by Eduardo Gonzalez | San Francisco State University

• "Partnering with a Pariah: An Assessment of U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Taiwan" - by Amanda Brenner | American University

• Examining Civil Wars and Gender Equality: The Role of Women in Peacemaking - by Brooke C. Tenison | Duquesne University

• Culture and Society Corner: "Liberating Liberal Feminism: An Intersectional Approach" - by Tushara Surapaneni | SUNY Geneseo

• Culture and Society Corner: "Clash between Europe and the Ottoman Empire: How Percussive Instruments Set the Beat for Ottoman Influence in the 18th and 19th Centuries" - by Arynne Wexler | University of Pennsylvania

• Headliner: "Why Invest in American Leadership?" - by Joseph R. Biden, Vice President of the United States of America

• “Fitting In: The Case of Ethnic Russian Estonia” - by Brian Mund | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Need for Economic Engagement with North Korea” - by Matthew Prusak | University of Southern California

• “Burgeoning Grievances: An Explanation for the 2012-2013 Rise of Secessionist Sentiment in Catalonia″ - by Lucas Leblanc | College of William and Mary

• “The Hashemites' Headache: Syrian Refugees and Jordan's National Security"- by Joslyn Hebda | Rhodes College

• “Salvaging Greece: How to Make the European Union for Europe” - Jan Jaro | Northwestern University

• “Coffee Price Shocks and Civil War Onset” - by Justin Epstein | New York University

• “The Multinational in Brazil: Its Impact on Brazilian Democratization” - by Victoria Pisini | University of Pennsylvania

• “Defining Democracy in Algeria: The Continuity and Change of Post-Colonial Political Representation'” - by Leilani Doktor | Duke University

• “The Effects of Urbanization on Water Scarcity in Indian Slums” - Charity Jensen | University of California - Berkeley

• “The Global Land Rush and China” - by Claudia Acha | University of Pennsylvania

• Graduate Corner: “An "African Lion" Emerges: Post-Conflict Growth in Rwanda” - by Marina Tolchinsky | Johns Hopkins University

• Graduate Corner: "Human Bombs and Child Martyrs: The Transformation of Martyrs into Suicide Terrorists"- by Rachel Levin | University of Pennsylvania

• Headliner: “Governance of Our Global World” - by Pascal Lamy, Director-General, World Trade Organization

• “The Rise of the French National Front” - by Logan Finucan | Loyola University Chicago

• “Tribalism and Nationalism in Iraqi Kurdistan” - by Sam Gertsen | University of Pennsylvania

• “Embracing Borderlessness in Cyberspace″ - by Jonathan Diamond | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Chinese, American, and Sudanese Oil Triangle- by Sally Profeta | SUNY Geneseo

• “Rightwing Nationalists in Japan and the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands” - Maxine Zhang | University of Pennsylvania

• “Punishing Pariahs: The Efficacy of Economic Sanctions on Rogue States” - by Josh Kutz | Seattle University

• “UN Security Council Expansion: An Uncertain Future for U.S. Influence” - by Nataliya Langburd | Yale University

• “Civil Society and Joint Israeli-Palestinian Peace Efforts: The Question of ‘Normalization’” - by Eliezer Peltz | University of Pennsylvania

• “Chaos, Pure and Simple: Examining the Complexities of the 2001 Economic Crisis in Argentina” - Samuel Maynard and Alexandria Todd | Monmouth University

• “The Luck of the Irish: Applying the Northern Ireland Peace Agreement to the Cases of Bosnia Herzegovina and Kashmir” - Joseph Cloward | University of Pennsylvania

• “Ontological Security and the Responsibility to Protect: The United Kingdom and Rationalizing the 2011 Intervention in Libya” - Stephen Christian | Georgia Gwinnett College

• Graduate Corner: “Ethnicity, Regime Type, and Civil Conflict” - by Arielle Newman | University of Utah

• APSIA Feature: “Letter to the Reader: Applying to Professional Schools of International Affairs” - by Leigh Sloane | Executive Director, Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA)

• Headliner:“Advancing European Health Amidst Global Crisis” - by Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General, World Health Organization

• “The Human Right to H20: The Debate over Water Privatization” - by Madeline Christensen | Tufts University

• “Secular Education: A Peace-building strategy in Afghanistan” - by Casandra Schneider | University of Georgia

• “What happened to verification? Building a biological weapons convention, 1967-1972″ - by Harrison Monsky | Yale University

• American Aid in Haiti: What motivates action?” - by Andrew Heinrich | Columbia University

• “Breakdown of Authoritarian Rule: Egyptian and Tunisian Revolutions during the ‘Arab Spring’” - Allison Cantrell | Rhodes College

• “Core vs. Periphery: Exploring the structure of economic integration with the Eurozone” - by Noah Rosenthal | The Wharton School

• “Turkish-Israeli Relations: The unraveling of a remarkable alliance” - by Etan Raskas | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Fukushima Crisis and its effects on Japan’s nuclear relations” - by Andrew Ju | University of Southern California

• “Failure to Launch: The curious case for the second Lebanon War” - James Mao | Swarthmore College

• “Interests and power in the International Criminal Court: Strengthening international legal norms within a sovereign state system” - Alice Xie | University of Pennsylvania

• Headliner:“Preparing for the Next Generation of Leaders: Looking to the Future, Lessons from the Past” - by José María Aznar | Former Prime Minister of Spain

• “A Wary Dalliance: How Human RIghts Issues Heighten the Ambivalent Relationship between the United States and China” - by Charmaine Hung | University of Pennsylvania

• “A Game-Theory Analysis of US Efforts to Curb the Colombian Cocaine Trade” - by Saumil Jariwala | University of Pennsylvania

• “Iraq from 1972-1975: A Case-Study of Power Dynamics in the Cold War” - by Anna Thiergartner | The George Washington University

• “German Attitudes towards Islam and the Threat to Liberal Democracy” - by David Stern | Tufts University

• “Analyzing the Causes of the Suez War Through the Lens of Realism” - by Morris Breitbart | Princeton University

• “Senegal and Guinea: A Comparative Study of Democratic Success and Failures” - by Jessica LeBlanc | University of New Hampshire

• “HIV Crisis: Stigma and Social Inequalities” - by Lorein Abenhaim | Syracuse University

• “Why Neoliberalism? The Economic Reasoning behind Post-Apartheid South Africa” - by Rachel Bonds | University of Georgia

• “NGO and MNC Relationships in the Global Community” - by Jenny Tai | University of Pennsylvania

Volume 12, 2010 (link)

• Headliner:“Wars of Necessity, Wars of Choice Reconsidered” - by Richard Haass | President of the Council on Foreign Relations

• “Baha’i Identity in Islamic Iran” - by Alexandra Leavy | University of Pennsylvania

• “Resistance and Popular Front: The Push for a National Communist Party in Italy and France” - by Peter Ceretti | University of Pennsylvania

• “Economic Sanctions: an Effective Tool for Influencing International Behavior in the Twenty-First Century” - by JoAnna Tonini | University of Pennsylvania

• “Biological Weapons and the Future of Biosecurity: Recommendations and Prevention and Nonproliferation” - by Cory Siskind | Tufts University

• “We’re Not in Hollywood Anymore: The Effects of Climate Change on Migration” - by Amjad L. Asad | University of Wisconsin, Madison

• “The U.S. Naval Question in Southeast Asia” - by Brian Chao | Dartmouth College

• “Czechoslovakia From Totalitarianism to Democracy: Difficulties in Transition” - by Joshua C. Roberts | University of Pennsylvania

• “Self-Determination, Secession, and Sovereignty: South Ossetia’s Claim to Right of External Self-Determination and International Law” - by Irina Kotchach | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Effect of Industrial Agriculture on the Health of Latin American Peasant Farming Communities” - by Elena Blebea | University of Pennsylvania

Volume 10, 2008 (link)

• Headliner:"US Foreign Policy at the Dawn of the 21st Century" - by Franklin L. Lavin | Former U.S. Ambassador to Singapore

• “Brazil’s Contemporary Foreign Policy towards Africa” - by Rachel Doelling | Loyola University Chicago

• “The Berlin Connection: Locating German-Iranian Relations Within Current Understandings of Post-Unification German Foreign Policy” - by Benjamin E. Power | University of Michigan

• “Darfur, Sudan: The Question of Genocide” - by Michael Zanchelli | James Madison University

• “Understanding U.S. Withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol” - by Kristin Sulewski | Michigan State University

• “How to Rebuild: Understanding the Importance of Culture and Economics in Reconstruction Efforts in Iraq” - by Nada Zodhy | Michigan State University

• “US Foreign Policy and the Resurgence of Economic Sanctions” - by Patrick E. Shea | Fordham University

Volume 9, 2007 (link)

• “Particular Fragmentation in the Age of a New Globalization: An Opportunity for Deepened Democracy” - by Joshua F. Frens-String | University of Michigan

• “Mexico After NAFTA: A Qualified Success” - by Evan Fain | University of Pennsylvania

• “Terrorism, Extradition, and International Law” - by Jeffrey Bean | James Madison University

• “The Evolution of Westphalian Sovereignty” - by Gabriel Fosson | Brigham Young University

• “The Real Mexican Miracle” - by Sarah Newberger | University of Pennsylvania

• “Modernity and the Alevis of Turkey: Identity, Challenges, and Change” - by Michael Stewart | University of Pennsylvania

• “Microfinance: Part of the Solution For Haiti’s Pervasive Poverty” - by Rebecca Busse | San Francisco State University

• “North Korean Economic Sanctions” - by Micah Kaplan | University of Pennsylvania

Volume 8, 2006 (link)

• Headliner:“Two Sides of Globalization” - by Richard A. Clarke | National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure Protection, and Counterterrorism

• “Technology Transfer to Developing Nations: A Review of Frameworks in the Literature and the Proposal of a New Framework” - by Clifford Jones | University of Pennsylvania

• “A Rosier Future For ‘Rosas’: Crackdown on the Men Who ‘Own’ Them” - by Monica Hortobagyi | Loyola University of Chicago

• “Understanding Terrorism: A Political Response to a Social Phenomenon” - by Dan Tavana | University of Pennsylvania

• “Transnational Organized Crime: Its Globalized Roots and the Need for a Globalized Solution” - by Kimberly Hsu | University of Pennsylvania

• “Necessary Measures in Dealing with the Commercial Use of Outer Space” - by Danielle Vasilescu | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Complex Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan: Context and Options” - by Mark Robert Brennan | James Madison University

• “The Nagas of India: A Struggle for Self-Determination” - by Julia Nelson | Baylor University

• “The Social Effects of the Asian Financial Crisis on Korea” - by Kevin Lau | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Impact of Iran’s Bushehr Reactor on U.S.-Russian Relations and U.S. Policy Options” - by Breck D. Heidlberg | University of South Carolina

Volume 7, 2005 (link)

• “Joining the Club: Contemporary Identity Crisis in Turkey, Effects on EU prospects” - by Charles Maffey | University of Pennsylvania

• “Impasse or Opportunity? Relations between Iran and the United States” - by Samier Ahsan Mansur | James Madison University

• “Hamas and Violence: A Comparative Analysis of Islamist Movements” - by Nathan Piper | University of Pennsylvania

• “Islam and the Nation-State in Southeast Asia: The Defeat of Political Islam?” - by Edward W. Wee | University of Pennsylvania

• “Laos: A Study of the Last Dinosaur in Southeast Asia” - by Robert Burritt | James Madison University

• “Oppositional Politics in the Narmada Valley” - by Eamon Lorincz | University of Pennsylvania

• “Does External Income Really Result in State Autonomy?” - by Neil F. Rudisill | University of Pennsylvania

• “An Evaluation of U.S. Actions Along Its Southern Border: An Examination of International Legal Obligations” - by Dillon M. Kuehn | University of Pennsylvania

• “Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations: The Pashtunistan Frontier Dispute” - by Megha Narayan | University of Pennsylvania

Volume 6, 2004 (link)

• “Balancing Acts: A Comparative Look at National Security and Civil Liberties” - by Kevin Cronin | Michigan State University

• “An Analysis of the International Court of Justice’s Decision on the U.S. v. Iran (1979)” - by Joseph H. Fitzgerald | Brigham Young University

• “France: NATO or the EU” - by Andrea Friesen | James Madison University

• “The Economic Context for the North Korean Nuclear Program” - by Joseph M. Kessel | University of Pennsylvania

• “The International Criminal Court, International Criminal Law and State Sovereignty in the 21st Century” - by Alexandre A. Adriano | University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh

• “U.S. Ratification of the International Criminal Court” - by Kathryn Schiele | James Madison University

• “Internal Migration and Subsidies in Norway” - by Harald Havnen | University of Pennsylvania

• “The Course of Political Development in Uganda and its Effects on Economic Development” - by Kristin Leefers | Michigan State University

• “China’s National Interests and International Agricultural Trade” - by Sean J. Murphy | University of Pennsylvania

• “On the Way to Development: A Comparative Study of Belarus & South Korea” - by Maksim Piskunov | University of Pennsylvania