fall down the rabbit hole, what do you see?
Alice in her Wonderland
spinning the kaleidoscope in this
Wonderland
“We found Wonderland, you and I got lost in it” – Taylor Swift
But why Wonderland? This idea came to my mind when I think of my name “Alice”. Just like the story, Alice fell down the rabbit hole, and from that, she found a whole new world. Wonderland represent the diversity, differences, and constant changes happen around us every day. This highly connect with the subject International Relations, where we focus on discussing viewpoints and perspective regarding various global topic.
The phrase “Spinning the Kaleidoscope” means to put yourself in different positions and look through different lens. Every time we spin the Kaleidoscope, the shapes inside it change. Beautiful and unique, just like every one of us. We are individuals with our own colors and identities, and this Wonderland treasure, respect, and protect all those differences.
“Did you see any white rabbit running through?”
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Global South Nations: International Factors and how they affect the movement of UN SDG
The trend of globalization is becoming increasingly stronger and affecting the development of countries, especially those in the Southern Hemisphere. Striving for continuous development has brought both benefits and limitations to society and people’s living environment. From there, the United Nations SDGs were born to create…
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Globalization: Liberal Perspective vs. Critical Theory
According to National Geographic, the term “globalization” describes how trade and technology have made the world more interconnected and interdependent. The impact of globalization has also led to changes in economics and society. We can easily see the influence of globalization everywhere: the import and export of goods between countries, innovations in…
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The “Others”
“I long, as does every human being, to be at home wherever I find myself.” – Maya Angelou What is community? With approximately 15,810,000,000 results in just 0.48 seconds, Google defines community as “a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common” but also “a feeling of fellowship…
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A Place to Call “Home”
““Home’s where you go when you run out of homes.” ― John le Carré Hi, I’m Alice Nghi Nguyen. My journey began with a small country in Southeast Asia, my very first “home”, the place I grew up with in Vietnam. It’s a beautiful, S-shaped land that is home to 54 ethnic groups of people. Foreigners…
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