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A Fight for Health and Education: The Real Brazil Protests

June 17, 2013
Kaitlin Sharkey
Brazil over Japan, 3-0 in soccer on Saturday. So what? Japan wins in health, transportation and education...
Category: Global Policy Studies and International Security
Tags: Brazil, education, health, protests, transportation, World Cup

eDiplomacy in the State Department: Pitfalls and Potential

May 2, 2013
Aliza Litchman
Social media has been a major influence in how the United Stated conducts diplomacy, but has it changed diplomacy for the better?
Category: Global Policy Studies and International Security

The True Cypriot Honest Broker

May 2, 2013
Joshua Bartlett
Natural gas has created an opportunity for peace.
Category: Economics and Trade Policy
Tags: Cyprus, economics, Peace, Trade Policy, Turkey

Rios Montt Trial: Why His Trial Could Change the World

May 2, 2013
Sarah Pruitt
Rios Montt's trial offers opportunities to close the book on Guatemala's bloody past and set a global precedent.
Category: Global Policy Studies and International Security

The Syrian Crisis: Why Non-Intervention is for Ideologues and Opportunists

May 2, 2013
Kyle McNew
Now is the time for intervention in Syria.
Category: Global Policy Studies and International Security

Don't Price Students Out of an Education

May 2, 2013
Ramzey Zbeida
Category: Education Policy

VOTE or DIE: GPAC Elections

April 2, 2013
The Baines Report
Highlights from candidate speeches.
Category: Misc
Tags: GPAC, LBJ School

The Danger of Cyber Threats: The Future of Warfare

March 26, 2013
Aliza Litchman
Category: Global Policy Studies and International Security

Clean Tech’s Real Solyndra

March 26, 2013
Erik Funkhouser
Category: Technology Policy

Democratizing Foreign Aid

March 20, 2013
Lance McNeill
Category: Global Policy Studies and International Security

A Letter for Diversity

March 20, 2013
PAACC
Category: Misc

Former Secretary Rice in Longhorn Country

March 18, 2013
The Baines Report
Category: Politics and Governance

Who Was Barbara Jordan?

February 17, 2013
Sarah Melecki
American, lawyer, politician, congresswoman, educator, leader, legacy- what will you say?
Category: Misc

A Work Marked By Equality

February 16, 2013
Eric Baylor II
What social justice or moral imperative would Barbara Jordan champion today?
Category: Health and Social Policy
Tags: Barbara Jordan, Civil Rights, social policy

The Legacy of Barbara Jordan and the Promise of Civil Rights: Obtaining Equality of Outcomes

February 16, 2013
Kelly Ferneding and Kasey Klepfer
Why haven't we seen the change that equal opportunity promised?
Category: Health and Social Policy
Tags: Barbara Jordan, Civil Rights, social policy

2013 Barbara Jordan National Forum Schedule of Events

February 15, 2013
“See The Change: Pressing Towards Equality of Outcomes”
Category: Health and Social Policy
Tags: Barbara Jordan, Civil Rights

Invest in Texas' Future

February 11, 2013
Michael Gaudini
If everything is bigger in Texas, why isn't the education budget?
Category: Education Policy
Tags: 2013 Legislature, education, Texas Politics

The Medicaid Debate Texas Should be Having

February 11, 2013
Meghan Young
When Texas politics dominates the healthcare discussion, all citizens lose out.
Category: Health and Social Policy
Tags: 2013 Legislature, Medicaid, Texas Politics

School Accountability: Reform or Retreat?

February 11, 2013
Bryce Adams
Students' successes can translate into state success under the guiding principle of school accountability.
Category: Education Policy

Exciting New Direction for the Baines Report

February 11, 2013
Jodie Vanyo
While my tenure as Editor-in-Chief may be over, new Baines leadership brings promising new opportunities for LBJ's talented writers.
Category: Misc

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