Tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean: Interview Part 2
In the last two decades, there have been discoveries of oil and natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean. We asked Dr. Bulent Şenses for his take on the current situation in the Eastern Mediterranean and Turkey's position in these events.
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How Coronavirus is Exposing the Cruise Industry
The rapid spread of COVID-19 on cruise ships has shed light on long-standing issues with labour regulation as well as stark class divides within the industry.
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Cryptocurrencies’ Hidden Cost: The Danger of Blockchain to the Climate Crisis
Bitcoin developers have cast their program as an outstretched hand reaching the world’s underdeveloped populations, but these communities may be underwater by the time Bitcoin approaches their shores.
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The Price War and the Pandemic: Why the Oil Market is in Shambles
It is obvious that the war triggered will be harmful in the long run; it might, in fact, permanently disrupt well-established patterns of oil trade.
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An Immigration System Worthy of WWII: How a Nation Built by Immigrants Goes Against the Values…
As of today, more than 1,500 cases of separated families remain, with many dating back to 2017, meaning they have been apart for more than two years. Young children are growing up without their parents by their side due to the Trump…
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How COVID-19 Will Impact Saudi Arabia’s Patronage-Based Economy
COVID-19 struck at the wrong time for a state looking to roll back welfare and build a private marketplace. If the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia doesn’t adapt to fluctuating revenue, the poor and middle class will be left in a lurch as the…
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Towards an “LGBT-Free” Poland?
As of February 2020, over 100 Polish municipal or local governments have proclaimed themselves to be “free from LGBTQ ideology”. It is unclear what the word ‘ideology’ used here is supposed to mean. PiS party members have used this…
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The Solution to a Sinking City? Build a New One
Building a city from scratch is hard, but the task of building a sustainable city may prove to be even more difficult, and is a project that is likely to go beyond the end of Jokowi’s term in 2024. As the old adage goes—Rome wasn’t built in…
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The Winners of the 2019-2020 MIR Awards
Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote for the 2019-2020 MIR Awards. From all of us at the McGill International Review, we appreciate your continued support.
Congratulations to all the winners! - MIR Editorial Board, 2019-2020…
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Colombian Exceptionalism: The Unusual Absence of a “Left Turn” Amid Continued Colombian Conservatism
We all know about the doctrine of “American exceptionalism”—that the United States has been uniquely molded by the values of liberty, equality, representative democracy, and laissez-faire economics—but have you ever heard of “Colombian…
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