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The Emancipation Proclamation was arguably the United States' first step away from hypocrisy and toward true racial equality. However, despite the romantacized narrative surrounding the famous speech, this paper contends that President Lincoln ultimately employed abolition as a military necessity rather than a benevolent move toward equality. Read Article »
Does candidacy to the European Union increase a nation's Trade Openness? This article explores the changing relationship between Trade Openness and GDP/capita in the period of candidacy prior to full membership in the European Union. Read Article »
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Jazz literature tells the stories of a people who developed a music that transcended racial boundaries and became an art that allowed for the emergence of self-expression in an overtly oppressed race. Read Article »
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If we can eliminate structural violence and promote equitable social systems, can we prevent violent conflict by the creation of positive peace in its place? Read Article »

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