The Global Policy Institute at Loyola Marymount University welcomes guest blogs and encourages our friends and supporters to submit them to the President of the GPI. In an effort to stimulate … Read more
The Global Policy Institute at Loyola Marymount University welcomes guest blogs and encourages our friends and supporters to submit them to the President of the GPI. In an effort to … Read more
The Power of Your Passport by Michael Genovese Ah, to be a Roman citizen at the height of Imperial Rome’s global dominance (“global” to the Romans at least). The world … Read more
The Global Policy Institute at Loyola Marymount University welcomes guest blogs and encourages our friends and supporters to submit them to the President of the GPI. In an effort to … Read more
The Global Policy Institute at Loyola Marymount University is pleased to publish this guest blog written by Irene Fowler, a lawyer based in Lagos, Nigeria. Ms. Fowler’s work often appears … Read more
By Michael Genovese The statement, “Apres nous, le deluge” (After us, the flood) is widely attributed to Madame de Pompador, lover of French King Louis XV, but the sentiment can just … Read more
By Michael Genovese Continuity, predictability, and order—the signs of a stable world, of a world of diplomacy, of norm enforcement, and yes, of power politics. Yet, not all times … Read more
By Tom Plate Originally appeared on Left Coast Perspectives, WPI@LMU’s blog on worldpolicy.org Has this ugly American presidential election gotten on your nerves? It has on mine. I used to have as … Read more
This summer, Jakob Weitz ’17 worked as an editorial assistant at the World Policy Journal, the flagship publication of the World Policy Institute (WPI). The position was one of two summer internships for LMU … Read more
By Michael A. Genovese Reposted from WorldPolicy.org The borderless corporation in a globalized world is finally coming to grips with one of the ubiquitous disruptive forces of our age: the … Read more
By Michael A. Genovese reposted from worldpolicy.org Not far from downtown Las Vegas is the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, better known as The Mob Museum. The … Read more