http://thesydneyglobalist.org An Undergraduate International Affairs Magazine Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:50:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Preethi Sundaram and Justin Penafiel debate whether the death of Osama bin Laden is a big deal or no deal.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2070 Lily Morrissey sat down with a director from Yayasan Ekosistem Lestari to give us an insight…]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2068 Mike Safi captures Syria in the tranquil weeks just preceding its current turmoil.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2048 Jiali Yolanda Lin discusses the ethics of the cosmetics industry.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2044 Sarah Nguyen questions whether an all-encompassing international policy can mitigate the cross-border behaviour and nature of transnational corporations.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2041 Rafi Alam argues that global (Western) media functions as a new colonialism.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2039 Jenny Lee explores the potentially Janus-faced nature of corporate philanthropy.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2036 Hariharan Thirunavukkarasu investigates.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2031 Danielle Chiaverini and Marie Karykis examine avenues for corporate social responsibility in resource-rich Africa.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2026 Sharangan Maheswaran and Lewis Hamilton explore the growth of the third sector in Kenya, and the impact the overall global growth of the third sector is having on national governments.]]> http://thesydneyglobalist.org/archives/2021