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Advancing Political Communications Regulation in the EU
Annabel DeChant In a recent effort to blend my majors of Political Science and Strategic Communication, I’ve been interested in political communications regulation. It’s well-known that political advertising is a huge factor in US election campaigns. We saw this very… Read more
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A Woman for President: Around the World Now, but When in the US?
Annabel DeChant What will it take for America to elect a woman as president? This question has been on my mind following Trump’s win in the 2024 presidential election. For over 150 years, there have been women candidates in US… Read more
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The Overrule of the Chevron Doctrine: A Conversation with Jim Vinch, Senior EPA Attorney
Annabel DeChant and Jack Liebowitz Editor’s Note: Jim Vinch’s views are his own and do not reflect the opinions of the United States Environmental Protection Agency or the federal government. In light of the Supreme Court’s overturn of precedent case… Read more
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Students React to the 2024 Presidential Election Results
Miami Political Review Editorial Board As a non-partisan public policy and politics magazine, Miami Political Review members represent a diversity of perspectives, lived experiences, and academic backgrounds. In the wake of the 2024 election results, we all felt a similar… Read more
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On the Civic Obligations of Citizens: Reflections of a Student Political Philosopher
L.G. Orlando We as a country are emerging from an election fraught with division and deep tension. In the months before the election people from all sides took great pains to encourage citizens to vote. Every effort was made to… Read more
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The Struggles of a Student Voter
Maximilian Fuhrig Introduction With polls opening in less than a day, there’s no better time than now to ballot out the latest on barriers to student voting. Many Miami students will be voting for the first time, and most undergrads… Read more
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