Zulay Perez
Contributing Writer
Zulay P. - Personal Source
I am a student at the University of Florida, studying Political Science and Sociology. While studying these topics, I became interested in politics on the global level and how society defines the mechanism by which governments exist and function. I want to aid in debunking misconceptions of others and helping people become aware on a global level, because awareness is the key to understanding, tolerance and acceptance. Discussion is important and encouraged; articles present a unique opportunity where information, ideas and opinions can go multiple ways. I am thrilled to be a part of the Suite 101 community and hope we can all learn from one another.
Latest Articles
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Moderates in the Civil Rights Movement: A Different Perspective
Timothy Tyson's "Blood Done Sign My Name" details the African American struggle for rights in Oxford, NC after the murder of Henry Marrow in 1970.
Mar 12, 2012
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After Hegemony - A Summary
Robert Keohane argues that cooperation can still be achieved in international relations without the coercion power of a strong hegemon. Do you agree?
Mar 10, 2012
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International Relations: The State and International Law
IR 101: How Countries Can Coexist Peacefully in an Anarchic System
Aug 7, 2011
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Conservatism's Negative Impact and Women in Developing Countries
Old News, Same Twist, Same Result: The fight for social change and women's rights in developing countries
Jul 10, 2011
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