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The Internationalist: Undergraduate Journal of Foreign Affairs

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2THE INTERNATIONALISTFront cover photo: Shelby Casey studied abroad in Sweden; seeing the Northern Lights had always been some-where at the top of her list of things she needed to do. As soon as she got the chance— she was ready, fur hat, snow onesie, camera in freezing hand. When she saw nature’s ballet, she almost couldn’t take a picture. She was won-derstruck and in awe, and needless to say, not disappointed.Photo by Shelby Casey, Class of 2020, Biology and Neuroscience1VOL V || ISSUE I || FALL 2020THE INTERNATIONALISTUndergraduate Journal of Foreign AffairsThe University of North Carolina at Chapel HillVolume V                Issue I                Fall 20202THE INTERNATIONALISTThis is Munchie, an infamous mascot of the Carolina International Relations Association. She’s pictured on a dock on St. Maarten, the southern Dutch half of an island shared with the French in the Caribbean.Photo by Logan Anderson, Class of 2022, Global Studies major3VOL V || ISSUE I || FALL 2020THE INTERNATIONALIST STAFFEditor-in-ChiefMeghan Prabhu ‘22Executive EditorAida Al-Akhdar ‘21Managing EditorsAsh Huggins ‘22 Hannah Rubenstein ‘23Staff EditorsWill Rowe ‘21Breana Weaver ‘21Hunter Gray ‘22Sarah Stevens ‘22Robert Cole ‘23Preston Fore ‘23Nicholas Long ‘23James McClure ‘23Stuti Shah ‘23Emma Holmes, ‘24Head Design EditorMariana Herrera ‘23Senior EditorsJennings Dixon ‘22Joshua O’Brien ‘22Design EditorsTushar Varma ‘22Brianna Corrie ‘23Emma Fagerberg ‘23Social Media and Marketing Director Emma Dieterle ‘23ContributorsMaha Butt ‘24Anyi Li ‘24Rohan Rajesh ‘244THE INTERNATIONALISTACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe Internationalist Executive Team would like to give special thanks to:Professor Brigitte ZimmermanUNC Chapel Hill Department of Global Studies Celine Mukamurenzi, MASchool for International Training Rwanda Professor Gerd ValcharsUniversity of ViennaProfessor Klaus LarresUNC Chapel Hill Department of HistoryProfessor Jonathan WeilerUNC Chapel Hill Department of Global StudiesFor their guidance throughout the earlier stages of the editing process. The Fall 2020 edition would not be possible without their invaluable expertise! 5VOL V || ISSUE I || FALL 2020FROM THE EDITOR     Despite the many challenges of this remote semester, the Internationalist has maintained its strong commitment to showcasing stellar pieces of student research and writing. Even a global pandemic could not stop us from continuing to carve out space in academia for talented undergraduates to be recog-nized. The accomplished authors whose articles you’re about to read – and surely enjoy – are incredibly worthy of that recognition.      Moreover, the enthusiastic effort, diligence, and perseverance of the entire Internationalist team this semester have catalyzed sweeping changes for the journal – we now have both a website and an inter-national relations blog publishing student-written pieces weekly. This has enabled us to reach wider readership and start important conversations about issues that plague the modern day.      I’m incredibly excited to see where these new projects take us in the coming semesters.      Special thanks go out to Aida Al-Akhdar, my Executive Editor, whose honest leadership and untiring determination has been a great asset to this journal; our Head Design Editor Mariana Hererra, whose sheer talent and enthusiasm continues to blow me away; and our former Editor-in-Chief Patrick Clif-ford, who has been a wonderful mentor to me and an even better friend.      I give my biggest thanks of all to our incredibly talented staff – the Fall 2020 edition truly wouldn’t be possible without each and every one of you.  Sincerely,Meghan PrabhuEditor-in-Chief6THE INTERNATIONALIST7VOL V || ISSUE I || FALL 2020TABLE OF CONTENTSAFRICAJustice as a Decolonial Process                                                                                                        8  By Phoebe FlahertyWorking for the Worker? A Study of the Union Générale Tunisienne du Travail                                  23(UGTT)                                                                    By Ava ErfaniAn Analysis of Zimbabwean Health Crises Since Independence                                                       32 By James McClure    EUROPEIdeology, Narrative, and Adaptation: A Case Study of Soviet War Monuments                 39in Berlin                                    By Collins AlexanderCrescent Among the Stars: Islam and Islamphobia in the European Union                      50           By Labeeb AhmedAMERICASInternational Human Rights Trailblazer: The Case of American Foreign Policy in                  57Argentina’s ‘Dirty War’ Under the Carter Administration                                                                                    By Brittany Broome TRANSNATIONAL Put Her In Coach: Female Sports Journalists’ Role in Women’s Athletic Coverage in             65 the Media                                                                                                                                                                              By Jamie Cummings VOL V || ISSUE I || FALL 20

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