The Journal of Foreign Affairs at Carolina

Formerly Known as The Internationalist

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Cover of Spring 2023 Edition. A background picture of a house on the mountainside.
Cover of Fall 2022 Edition. A background picture of a row of colorful houses on a river.
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Cover of Spring 2022 Edition, background photo of a snowy mountain top at sunset.
Volume IV, Issue II contains articles ranging from a study of government corruption in Guatemala to an analysis of Venezuela’s level of democratic attainment. It features both an account of Imperial Japan’s horrific biochemical tactics during the Sec
Volume IV, Issue I features articles ranging from nuclear proliferation in South Africa and North Korea, to immunization initiatives in Kenya, and from US economic sanction strategies against rogue states, to recent Vietnamese efforts to boost electr
Volume III: Part I contains stories regarding China’s re-education camps in Xinjiang and the potential impacts of locating Amazon’s second headquarters in Washington, DC. Please click the image to the left to access a pdf version of the journal.
Volume III: Part II contains stories regarding democratization in Russia and Lithuania, Che Guevara’s revolutionary ventures and tactics, and the Mai Lai Massacre and the psychological underpinnings that led to the Vietnam-era atrocity. Please click
Volume II contains topics from Boko Haram to buying citizenship in Malta.
Volume I was the inaugural volume of The Internationalist. Topics range from U.S. Geospatial Intelligence to Renewable Electricity on Pacific Island developing states.