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Author: Graeme Young

Graeme Young graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 2011 with an interdisciplinary degree in history, political science, and international relations. He is currently completing his MPhil in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of St Andrews, researching development and resistance in South Sudan.
Europe

Norway: A Model for an Independent Scotland?

Graeme Young 9 May 2013 No Comments NorwayOilScotlandScottish Independence

Scotland, like the rest of the UK, has suffered heavily during the Great Recession. High unemployment, stagnant wages, and soaring living costs have been compounded…

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Europe

Thatcher’s Legacy – the Empirical Argument

Graeme Young 26 April 2013 8 Comments

Margaret Thatcher’s legacy has been the subject of considerable debate over the past three weeks, but one claim seems to stand out above all others…

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Africa

Africa Rising? Neoliberal Myths and Realities

Graeme Young 3 April 2013 19 Comments

‘Africa’ has long occupied a unique place in the Western imagination. It has been a career for some, a cause for others, and a source…

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Americas

The United States’ Real Spending Problem

Graeme Young 20 February 2013 4 Comments

Politics, it is said, is the art of persuasion. Dialogue, debate, and informed decision-making are at the core of the democratic process, and the ability…

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Americas

The Future of the Republican Party

Graeme Young 6 December 2012 No Comments

For many Republicans, the outcome of last month’s election was as unwelcome as it was unexpected. Capping four years of constant dissent and hyperbole, the…

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Americas

Canadian Foreign Policy: Drifting Towards Irrelevance

Graeme Young 5 November 2012 No Comments

On September 27, Stephen Harper, the Prime Minister of Canada, was honoured for his commitment to “democracy, freedom and human rights” at a private ceremony…

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Africa

Choosing Peace: South Sudan’s Continuing Challenges

Graeme Young 8 October 2012 1 Comment

At the end of September, Salva Kiir, the President of South Sudan, met with Omar al-Bashir, his Northern counterpart, for peace talks in Addis Ababa.…

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