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How Guinness Ads Exploit African Men
Jordanna Matlon analyses three prominent Guinness Africa ad campaigns, exploring how they target male consumers and shape masculinity in a way that echoes colonial extraction.
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Curriculum in Focus: MIS Course Highlights and Faculty Insights
Expert faculty from the School of International Service showcase some of the Master of International Service courses they create and teach, offering unique insights into the curriculum.
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The National Rally's Electoral Success
The National Rally’s efforts to rebrand its image allowed it to garner support from French voters and score major electoral success in the 2024 EU parliamentary elections.
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The EU as a Security Force Assistance Provider: An Emerging, Contemporary Role for the Union?
What the post-Lisbon changes to the EU's security and defence policy mean for regional and global stability.
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Analysis: Volkswagen Considers Plant Closures in Germany
SIS professor Stephen Silvia explains the implications of Volkswagen’s potential cost-cutting measures.
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Ties That Bind
Twenty-one years after studying abroad, two AU alums reconnected with an experience that shaped their paths.
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Turkey: NATO's Most Peculiar Opportunist
Analyzing Turkey's aloof relationship with NATO.
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How Debt and Taxes Conspired to Rob Nairobi's Youth
SIS professor Angela Pashayan writes about the roots of Kenya's Gen Z protests.
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AU’s Cherry Blossom Queen Continues to Bloom
Alessandra Evangelista, SIS/BA ’25, represented the US on a three-week goodwill tour of Japan this summer that included a meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister.
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Bangladesh's Protests Explained
SIS professor Tazreena Sajjad explains the protests that led Bangladesh’s embattled prime minister, Sheikh Hasina to flee the country.
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