As long as violence remains a celebrated part of the national story, empathy for its victims will always be inconsistent.
To Disagree Without Hate: The Complexity of Empathy
The Role of Defense Attorneys, as Someone Who Interns at the District Attorney’s Office
The delicate yet necessary bond that exists between the prosecution and defense attorneys.
Let’s Talk, America
Thoughts on the importance and challenges of American civil discourse and potential solutions from Plato’s Gorgias.
The Quixotic Nature of Power Sharing Agreements: A Tajik Case Study
What lessons are there to be learned from an often overlooked, yet pertinent case on conflict management?
The Chaebols’ Abusive Grip on the South Korean Economy
A concise history on the families that dominate the East Asian technological and industrial power.
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