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Another decade of indefinite detention; Why Extra-Territorial Refugee Processes require much stricter international regulation

by harrybradshaw01 / January 14, 2020

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Environmental Justice: Creating Sustainable Governance in a Climate Change World

by Detmer Kremer / June 11, 2019

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Extradition laws amendment and the international status of Hong Kong: the one-way ticket

by Ho Chun Wong / June 3, 2019

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Cultural Conflicts and Misunderstanding in Hong Kong: How Should Hong Kong Natives and Ethnic Minorities Respond to Minimise Tension

by Jason Hung / May 27, 2019

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Feminising Academia: Understanding and Challenging Contemporary Sexism at Universities

by Brooke Collins / April 23, 2019

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Good Governance as a Tool to Halt Corruption

by Tim Beijer / March 19, 2019

In 2018, it is estimated that the world lost 2% of its global income to corruption, Daniel Kaufmann talks about the effectiveness of good governance to tackle this global problem.