PinnedInDialogue & DiscoursebySavannah Wallace·Aug 19, 2020How Should the U.S. Approach Cyberwarfare?As the age of cyber-conflict dawns, the U.S. is wholly unprepared to respond to emerging threats.A response icon2A response icon2
InDialogue & DiscoursebySavannah Wallace·Mar 4, 2021Biden’s China Policy Must Incorporate DétenteThe US can avoid war with China by pursuing cooperation on climate, further communication, and an easing of sanctions.
InAn Injustice!bySavannah Wallace·Dec 14, 2020Street Harassment Is No JokeEven during a global pandemic, one of the most insidious forms of sexual harassment is still omnipresentA response icon7A response icon7
Savannah Wallace·Oct 30, 2020It’s the Stimulus, Stupid!The swift passage of a second stimulus package is essential to American economic recovery.A response icon2A response icon2
InDialogue & DiscoursebySavannah Wallace·Sep 22, 2020Global Inequality Is Decreasing — But National Income Gaps Are WideningThe rich are finding ways to accumulate a larger share of wealth even though the global middle class is growing.
InCulturedbySavannah Wallace·Sep 19, 2020Do We Have to Bring Up Our Trauma to Make a Point?And why isn’t believing others’ lived experiences enough?A response icon3A response icon3
Savannah Wallace·Sep 16, 2020Five Skills You Must Master to Work in International RelationsImprove your language proficiency and study other cultures.A response icon3A response icon3
Savannah Wallace·Sep 13, 2020In Political Discourse, What’s in a Name?We cannot judge others’ opinions based on their use of ambiguous political terminology.A response icon1A response icon1
InDialogue & DiscoursebySavannah Wallace·Sep 8, 2020Elections Do Not Democratize — They Legitimize PowerThe impetus is on citizens to ensure that elections are conducted fairly.A response icon1A response icon1
Savannah Wallace·Sep 7, 2020Three Lessons I Learned as an American Living in ChinaUnderstanding the different phases of culture shock helped me process my emotions.A response icon8A response icon8
