Michigan Journal of International Affairs
Global Affairs Journal at the University of Michigan
NEWEST ISSUE
We are excited to share the Fall 2024 edition of the Michigan Journal of International Affairs! “Disruption” is the 29th volume of MJIA.
This semester, our writers explored challenges to the status quo, making calls for change, examining controversial policies, and, overall, examining ‘Disruption’. From unrest in Mozambique to Israel’s multiple military campaigns in the Middle East, our writers examine 2024’s global challenges and call on readers to reflect: what thought patterns do we ‘disrupt’ when we engage with global occurrences? MJIA writers have embraced that question, as well as the nature of true ‘Disruption’ in this issue. Thank you for reading.
MJIA was founded as a completely student-run, undergraduate publication at the University of Michigan. Each semester, the Journal publishes opinion-based pieces on international affairs in the areas of politics, history, economics, and culture. Our writers author pieces across five different regions–Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East–and are actively involved in the entire process, from editing to final distribution.
The Executive Board
Ella Mannino / Editor-in-Chief
Dana Dughbaj / Managing Editor Levi Herron / Managing Editor
Rick Walker / Director of Finance
Taryn Ingalls / Secretary
Ian Earl / Director of External Affairs