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Emily Rittenhouse “If any of us objected to their demands, we were flogged, starved and raped brutally,” states Belinda Edinam Siamey about her everyday life as a victim of a Trokosi in West Africa (Pischiutta 2009). Belinda was sacrificed by … Continue reading
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Anna Tiburzi Despite the stepping down of Mubarak as Egypt’s ruler, the Egyptian revolution has still not accomplished weeding out the political corruption and putting civilians in power. The Muslim Brotherhood and SCAF remain in control of the government, refusing … Continue reading
By David Ceely The US and UK resembled Japan during its lost decade. Real estate prices were in a debt driven bubble. When the bubble burst, asset values collapsed, sending shockwaves throughout the marketplace. Aggressive and unorthodox central bank action … Continue reading
By Nimesha Perera The recent killing of America’s most wanted man for the past ten years, Osama bin Laden, reminded the public of how the still raging “war on terror” occurring in both the countries of Pakistan and Afghanistan, is … Continue reading
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By David Ceely The US and UK resembled Japan during its lost decade. Real estate prices were in a debt driven bubble. When the bubble burst, asset values collapsed, sending shockwaves throughout the marketplace. Aggressive and unorthodox central bank action … Continue reading
By Nimesha Perera The recent killing of America’s most wanted man for the past ten years, Osama bin Laden, reminded the public of how the still raging “war on terror” occurring in both the countries of Pakistan and Afghanistan, is … Continue reading
By Greg D’Aiello Adolf Hitler’s grandiose idea of a perfect Germany resulted in a Germany so blinded by power that by the end of 1945, some of the population had no idea that their leader and nation was responsible for … Continue reading
By Eric Gomez NOTE: This article was written in 2009. The worldwide financial crisis that struck a little over a year ago and the ongoing debate over healthcare in America have dominated the discussion in Congress and in the media. … Continue reading
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