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Aubrey Nelsen

The Non-Renewal of the USMCA and the Redefinition of World Trade

Aubrey Nelsen Sep 22, 2026
To prepare for the future, global supply chains and regional economies must face a difficult reality: the era of borderless trade is being replaced by guarded economic blocs governed by sporadic and unpredictable geopolitics.
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Disease Diplomacy: The Venetian Legacy Defining Modern Quarantine

Aubrey Nelsen May 2, 2026
Innovations of the Venetian Republic paved the way for modern health practices, shaping how the world understands public health and the administrative role of the state.
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The Unfinished Legacy of the Americans with Disabilities Act

Aubrey Nelsen Mar 27, 2026
More than three decades after disabled Americans crawled up the steps of Capitol Hill to demand their rights, those rights are being quietly dismantled under the Trump administration.
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On the Road to Stability in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula

Aubrey Nelsen Feb 15, 2026
At the crossroads of security, development, modernization, and identity, Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula imparts how decades of state-led ambition and Bedouin resistance have shaped one of the country’s most highly contested regions.
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How Modern Media Reshaped Politics and Protest

Aubrey Nelsen Dec 28, 2025
From the Arab Spring to Black Lives Matter, modern media has expanded the reach of political expression—while being increasingly shaped by profit and political power.
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