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Statement on Recent Remarks Made by Senator Isabella Chow

bpr-admin November 14, 2018

The Berkeley Political Review has always been guided by an unwavering commitment to a platform that is non-partisan, that accounts for diverse political world-views, and

A Debate On Open Borders

Rudraveer Reddy June 11, 2018

RESOLVED: The United States federal government should establish open borders. Affirmative Constructive Speech (Nathan Fillingim-Selk) The U.S. has a border problem. According to the American

The Elusive Lesson of Birmingham

Jennifer Li May 20, 2018

In a CNN opinion piece, Democrats, Please Learn from Birmingham, Bakari Seller argues that engaging black voters rather than white working-class voters should be the

The Term-inator: The Case for and Against Xi Jinping’s Indefinite Rule

Sunny Malhotra May 6, 2018

RESOLVED: The People’s Republic of China should establish a presidential limit of three terms. Affirmative Constructive Speech (Sunny Malhotra) Having no term limits is detrimental for

French Labor Laws: Between Liberalism and the Revolution of the Socioeconomic Order

Laura Millo April 24, 2018

RESOLVED: The Republic of France should liberalize its labor laws. Affirmative Constructive Speech (Laura Millo) France’s September 2017 labor reforms are vital to renew the dynamism

To Engage or Not to Engage: Diplomacy with North Korea?

Hyung-Il Shim April 24, 2018

Editors’ disclaimer: this debate was crafted during early 2018, before the development of new events between North and South Korea’s possible peace treaty that would

Thinking in Color: Disputing Identity Politics

Rudraveer Reddy March 27, 2018

On the 9th of November, 2016, in the wee hours of the morning, the news networks proclaimed Donald J. Trump the president-elect of the United

How Catalonia Can Help Itself and the Rest of Spain

Nathan Fillingim-Selk March 27, 2018

In a Business Insider political piece, “Here’s why Catalonia should secede from Spain, and why it won’t” former Catalan MP Alfons López Tena argues in

A Republican Boycott: the Silver Bullet for a Trumpist America?

Hyung-Il Shim March 27, 2018

In their recent Atlantic article, veteran editors and staunch independents Jonathan Rauch and Benjamin Wittes argue for a non-negotiable, straight ticket vote for the Democratic

Terrorism in Context: the Stigmatization of Islam in France

Laura Millo March 14, 2018

With growing religious tensions in France regarding Islamism and the threat of terrorism, the stigmatization of Islam is a significant concern for the stability of

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