Volume 1, Issue 3 (2022)
This has been a year of immense hardship and tragedy. Police brutality, systemic racism, and the COVID-19 pandemic have upended the lives of citizens across the globe. During times like these where togetherness is so badly needed, it is all the more painful that we have spent so much of our time in isolation. Now more than ever, a platform for sharing ideas and diverse perspectives with students and faculty across the country is incredibly valuable. Although we have missed out on so much of the human connection on which we thrive, the staff of DUJPEW is grateful for the opportunity to listen, read, and collaborate with our peers in the national undergraduate community. Please enjoy the newest issue of the Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Politics, Economics and World Affairs.
Noah Freundlich '21, Editor-in-Chief
Jonathan Briffault '21, Co-President
Addison Dick '22, Co-President
DUJPEW
Editor's Notes
Letter from the Editor 2021
DUJPEW Editorial Board, Dartmouth College
Complete Issue
Volume I | Issue III | 2021
DUJPEW Editorial Board, Dartmouth College
Articles
The Cost of Subway Delays: A Counterfactual Welfare Analysis of Boston’s T
Adam Dean, Brandeis University
Tracking the Tracing: A Global Investigation of Privacy Issues in the Age of COVID-19
Jessie Miller, Claremont McKenna College
The Great Swedish Experiment
Xiaofan Gong, Cornell University and Michael Ratzkin, Cornell University
The Radicalization of the Far-Right in Germany and Regional Disparities in Support
Sophia Winograd, Princeton University
Understanding the Unique Spatial Relations and Power Dynamics of China’s Urban Villages
Kaitlyn Zhao, Cornell University
Sexual Violence And Sex Trafficking: An Observation Of Developing International Law And Its Implementation
Hannah Kate Albach, Pepperdine University
Weakening of the Nation-State by Climate Change: Water Weaponization by ISIL
Annika Cole, Elon University
Minority Representation on the U.S. Court of Appeals: Do Foreign-Born Judges Influence Immigration Case Outcomes?
Bianca Ortiz-Miskimen, Princeton University