Go Exploring

It has now been roughly a year since the idea of starting a blog had crossed my mind on some April afternoon. Since then, I’ve been fortunate to embark on a path of independent topic exploration, liberated from theoretical practice, and, of course, sparking a passion for independent writing.

The world wars, regardless of one's geographic background, were events that involved states worldwide. With over seventy million mobilized personnel from more than thirty states declaring war, international relations were becoming increasingly intertwined.

Throughout time, there have been millions of species recorded across Earth’s 197 million square miles, and across the countless oceans and biomes, some may even feel that the globe’s biodiversity is set to no bounds. Out of these millions of species, some are of particularly notable abundance, such as the common ant that seemingly appears at every outdoor function, or the soaring seagull whose call is recognized at every coastline.

The 1970s marked a transformative period across the European continent. However, particular events of interest to economists were the global oil crises in 1979 and 1973. Following the outcomes of the respective Yom Kippur War and Iranian Revolution, commodity prices increased exponentially, and according to the U.S. Federal Reserve history, the rates were over four hundred percent globally. Crucially, these outcomes revealed that industry across Europe, similar to other regi

This post was created following a discussion with Deirdre Mendez of the Center for Global Business at the University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas. To learn more about the Center for Global Business, head to the bottom of the article! *The information shared is only for context and does not constitute an official endorsement of Internatnotes Blog. As I enter my junior year, I’ve come to learn that for some students, the path towards the future is simple and constantly d

This post was created following a discussion with Steve Chan of ICANN in Los Angeles, California. To learn more about ICANN, head to the bottom of the article! *The information shared is only for context and does not constitute an official endorsement of Internatnotes Blog. As part of my summer mentorship, I learned about an organization that associates with the field elements I’ve spent this past year delving into: ICANN. Although this was not the first time I had heard of t