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Breaking the Fever
Volume 24 - 2021
 
The European Union's Strategic Autonomy in Geopolitical Digital Struggle
Giorgio Severi
 
Negotiation with Gangs
Adapting Pruitt to Explore State and Gang Negotiations
Alexandria Polk
 
European Academia is Ripe for Disruption
An Interview with Erik Jones
SAIS Journal Editorial Staff
 
Fishermen for Foot Soldiers
Repercussions of the War for South China Sea Fisheries
Michael Hall
 
The Evolution of TARGET2 Positions in the Eurozone
Moritz Osterhuber
 
COVID-19 Capitalism in Raced Markets
An Interview with Robbie Shilliam and Ali Bhagat
SAIS Journal Editorial Staff
 
The Longevity of Populism in Brazil
Matthew Hughes
 
The Convergence of Political Values of Citizens Across EU Member States along EU Enlargement Rounds
Victor Vorsatz
 
Early Trends in Digital Climate Activism During the 2020 COVID-19 Lockdown
Sahar Priano
ABOUT
Founded in 1997, the SAIS Europe Journal of Global Affairs (SEJGA) is a graduate student-run academic journal published at the European campus of the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), located in Bologna, Italy. Once called the Bologna Center Journal of International Affairs, its mission has always been to publish peer-reviewed articles on the world’s most pressing policy issues. Over the course of its history, the SEJGA has featured articles and interviews with notable scholars and policymakers such as Francis Fukuyama, Stephen Walt, and Romano Prodi.

With a student body in China, Italy, and the United States, the SAIS community is built on a strong foundation of intersecting perspectives. The SEJGA strives to reflect the school's global outlook and provide a platform for policymakers, academics, and professionals to engage in discourses on global issues and events. Our dedicated editorial team works tirelessly to ensure that each issue of the journal disseminates new ideas about contemporary global affairs and offers meaningful contributions to the field of international relations.

The SEJGA is building an ever-evolving archive of knowledge and forum on global affairs. Whether you are a reader, contributor, or editor, we welcome you to engage with us and be a part of SAIS Europe’s cherished tradition.

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