Martin Journal
The Journal of the Martin Institute | International Studies began in 2009 as a venue to feature top student research within the Martin Institute. Students in the Martin Academy and Martin Scholars programs and the International Studies capstone course who produced particularly noteworthy research were invited to submit their papers to a team of student co-editors, Chad Mann and Alexis Olson, who evaluated the submissions and selected the best for publication.
Future volumes will include one to two issues annually, one featuring articles written exclusively by students in International Studies, and the other comprised of articles written by students elsewhere on campus. The Martin Institute | Program in International Studies publishes both a print and online version of the journal.
Volume 13, 2021
Co-editors: Stella Davidson-Musser and Ellen Yenne
Articles in this volume:
- Weathering Malaria in Africa: Controlling the Effects of Extreme Weather Events (Emma Carscallen)
- Eradicating Illegal Adoptions in China and South Korea (Kailyn Eagy)
- Europe’s Role in Protecting the Egyptian Vulture (Nick Schofield)
- Strategies for the EU’s Geographical Indications in the Face of Climate Change (Sidney Angstman)
- Reducing Conflict Between Local Communities and Mining Companies in South America’s Andean Countries (Nicole Handlen)
- Mitigating the Impacts of Overtourism in Populous Western European Cities (Olive Swan)
- Regional Cooperation for Agricultural Development in West Africa (Karsten Schumaker)
- Interview with former U.S. Ambassador Robert Jackson (Molly Feeley and Natalie Mesplay)