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Journal StaffEditor in Chief - Andrew TaylorAndrew Taylor ‘16 is an Honors major in Political Scienceand also has an Honors minor, as well as a course major,in Engineering. He is interested in the applications of newdata-driven technologies in international security, govern-ment, and policy. Outside of academic work, Andrew runsa group that organizes visiting lecturers and is the Presi-dent of Swarthmore’s Society of Engineers.Editor in Chief - Isabel KnightIsabel Knight ‘16 is an Honors major in Political Scienceand Honors minor in Asian Studies. She is particularly in-terested in international relations, and outside of academicwork she plays ultimate Frisbee and trombone and is theManaging Editor of The Daily Gazette.Editor - Elizabeth TolleyElizabeth Tolley ’17 is pursuing an Honors major in Po-litical Science and a Course major and Honors minor inRussian. She grew up in New York City, and on campusshe sings in a Tri-College a cappella group, Chaverim, andis co-President of the Russian Culture Club.Editor - Joseph MillmanJoseph Millman ‘17 is double majoring in Russian and Phi-losophy. He is interested in U.S. foreign policy regardingRussia, the resurgence of authoritarianism among CentralAsian states, and Eurasian politics as a whole. On cam-pus, Joseph works as a research assistant in the PoliticalScience department, is co-President of the Russian CultureClub and is a member of the Swarthmore Newman Society.EditorMiriam PiersonMiriam Pierson ‘18 is pursuing an Honors major in Politi-cal Science and an Honors minor in Economics. At Swarth-more, she is the President of the Amos J. Peaslee DebateSociety and Vice President of Swatties for Hillary.Contributor - Austen Van BurnsAusten Van Burns ‘17 is an Honors Classical Studies majorand Political Science minor from Salt Lake City, Utah. Shegets her interest in politics from her father, who does crazythings like writing letters to his elected representatives. Herinterests include vegan baking, Roman archaeology, hiking,and attempting to speak German.Contributor - Dylan GerstelDylan Gerstel ‘17 became interested in international re-lations while in rural Cambodia while volunteering. He iscurrently studying political science and statistics at Swarth-more College, with a focus on international relations. Dylanis a member of Club Soccer, Model United Nations, SalsaClub, and Ski Club.Contributor - Isabella SmullIsabella Smull ’16 is an Honors Political Science major andLatin American Studies minor. Her research and inter-ests lie in the international and domestic dimensions ofnontraditional security threats, namely organized crime, il-licit economies, and urban violence. She volunteers at theChester Prison and is involved in community outreach.Contributor - Joelle HageboutrosJoelle Hageboutros ‘16 is a double major in Political Sci-ence and French and Francophone studies and an uno cialminor in Islamic studies. She is interested in internationallaw, modern Middle East and European history, and jour-nalism. On campus, Joelle is involved in SPJP and WarNews Radio and serves as a Student Academic Mentor.Contributor - Shane Loe✏erShane Loe✏er ‘16 is a Political Science major and Historyminor from Westgrove, PA. He is also a member of the var-sity men’s basketball team and Swarthmore sustainabilitycommittee.Contributor - Hanyu ChweHanyu Chwe is a Honors Economics Major and Honors Po-litical Science Minor from Santa Monica, CA. He enjoyslong walks on the beach and Ultimate Frisbee.

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Editor in Chief - Andrew Taylor
Andrew Taylor ‘16 is an Honors major in Political Science
and also has an Honors minor, as well as a course major,
in Engineering. He is interested in the applications of new
data-driven technologies in international security, govern-
ment, and policy. Outside of academic work, Andrew runs
a group that organizes visiting lecturers and is the Presi-
dent of Swarthmore’s Society of Engineers.
Editor in Chief - Isabel Knight
Isabel Knight ‘16 is an Honors major in Political Science
and Honors minor in Asian Studies. She is particularly in-
terested in international relations, and outside of academic
work she plays ultimate Frisbee and trombone and is the
Managing Editor of The Daily Gazette.
Editor - Elizabeth Tolley
Elizabeth Tolley ’17 is pursuing an Honors major in Po-
litical Science and a Course major and Honors minor in
Russian. She grew up in New York City, and on campus
she sings in a Tri-College a cappella group, Chaverim, and
is co-President of the Russian Culture Club.
Editor - Joseph Millman
Joseph Millman ‘17 is double majoring in Russian and Phi-
losophy. He is interested in U.S. foreign policy regarding
Russia, the resurgence of authoritarianism among Central
Asian states, and Eurasian politics as a whole. On cam-
pus, Joseph works as a research assistant in the Political
Science department, is co-President of the Russian Culture
Club and is a member of the Swarthmore Newman Society.
EditorMiriam Pierson
Miriam Pierson ‘18 is pursuing an Honors major in Politi-
cal Science and an Honors minor in Economics. At Swarth-
more, she is the President of the Amos J. Peaslee Debate
Society and Vice President of Swatties for Hillary.
Contributor - Austen Van Burns
Austen Van Burns ‘17 is an Honors Classical Studies major
and Political Science minor from Salt Lake City, Utah. She
gets her interest in politics from her father, who does crazy
things like writing letters to his elected representatives. Her
interests include vegan baking, Roman archaeology, hiking,
and attempting to speak German.
Contributor - Dylan Gerstel
Dylan Gerstel ‘17 became interested in international re-
lations while in rural Cambodia while volunteering. He is
currently studying political science and statistics at Swarth-
more College, with a focus on international relations. Dylan
is a member of Club Soccer, Model United Nations, Salsa
Club, and Ski Club.
Contributor - Isabella Smull
Isabella Smull ’16 is an Honors Political Science major and
Latin American Studies minor. Her research and inter-
ests lie in the international and domestic dimensions of
nontraditional security threats, namely organized crime, il-
licit economies, and urban violence. She volunteers at the
Chester Prison and is involved in community outreach.
Contributor - Joelle Hageboutros
Joelle Hageboutros ‘16 is a double major in Political Sci-
ence and French and Francophone studies and an uno cial
minor in Islamic studies. She is interested in international
law, modern Middle East and European history, and jour-
nalism. On campus, Joelle is involved in SPJP and War
News Radio and serves as a Student Academic Mentor.
Contributor - Shane Loe✏er
Shane Loe✏er ‘16 is a Political Science major and History
minor from Westgrove, PA. He is also a member of the var-
sity men’s basketball team and Swarthmore sustainability
committee.
Contributor - Hanyu Chwe
Hanyu Chwe is a Honors Economics Major and Honors Po-
litical Science Minor from Santa Monica, CA. He enjoys
long walks on the beach and Ultimate Frisbee.


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