International Affairs Journal at UC Davis

The International Affairs Journal is an academic journal based at the University of California in Davis that strives to connect the academic world through scholarly papers in order to spread awareness, start conversations and spark curiosity about the international issues that are facing our world today. We promote the publication of both undergraduate and graduate papers, giving all students the opportunity to have their work published and recognized in the academic community.

The International Affairs Journal releases two publications: the International Affairs Journal and the International Update, found on our website.

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Topical Focus: Education
Release Date: March 2011

Recent Issue: Spring 2011, Volume 6

Letter from the Editor 

The United States Reasserts Itself in Asia
by Richard A. Colapinto

The Common Agricultural Policy and France: Possibility for Reform?
By Geoffrey Cohen

Are the French that Arrogant?
By Romaine Lazerand

An Explanation for the formation of CELAC
By Ian King

Público contra Privado: Access, Economic, Society and Results in Latin American Education
By Andrew Benson

Nuclear Proliferation: Why the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Makes the World a Safe Place
By Eric Rapps

Corruption in Africa
By Alan Noroditsky

The International Update

The Russo-American Missile Shield: A Tenuous Display of Transnational Cooperation on Global ICBM Defense
By Justin Baker