by Salwa Mansuri | Jul 21, 2023 | Featured Articles, OP ED (Formerly Blog)
By: Salwa Mansuri, Graduate Candidate, London School of Economics & Political Science, Resident Intern, Princeton Foundation for Peace & Learning Introduction & Overview Rape is no doubt the violation of an individual’s autonomy. Its aftereffects are,...
by Salwa Mansuri | Jul 21, 2023 | Featured Articles, OP ED (Formerly Blog)
By: Salwa Mansuri. Graduate Candidate at the London School of Economics. Resident Intern, Princeton Foundation for Peace & Learning. smansuri@pfplus.org Introduction Under Section 376, one of the two exemptions for rape is Exemption 1 which states: “A...
by Salwa Mansuri | Feb 13, 2023 | OP ED (Formerly Blog)
By: Salwa Mansuri. Resident Intern, Princeton Foundation for Peace & Learning; and Graduate Candidate at the London School of Economics. Evaluating the contribution of Transnational Movements to International Relations Introduction Between the end of World War II...
by Salwa Mansuri | Jan 30, 2023 | OP ED (Formerly Blog)
Salwa Mansuri. Resident Intern, Princeton Foundation for Peace & Learning; and Graduate Candidate at the London School of Economics. lipson@pfplus.org Updated: Jan 30, 14 min read A Pluralist Analysis of Kuperman’s claim Evaluating the Legitimacy and Practice of...
by Salwa Mansuri | Dec 17, 2022 | OP ED (Formerly Blog)
Salwa Mansuri. Resident Intern, Princeton Foundation for Peace & Learning; and Graduate Candidate at the London School of Economics. smansuri@pfplus.org Security is foundational to international relations but is often conceptualized by realist thoughts as limited...
