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Collected Item: “Foreign Affairs Subscription: "The World After the Pandemic"”

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Foreign Affairs Subscription: "The World After the Pandemic"

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Photograph

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I've had a Foreign Affairs magazine subscription since my freshman year of college, when I took an international relations class. I've enjoyed reading Foreign Affairs ever since. This is the latest edition of the magazine that arrived in the mail yesterday.

Some of the latest discussions regarding the pandemic that I've seen taking place in the context of foreign policy, is how COVID-19 will forever change the world, like 9/11. I found the cover art to be very poignant and powerful. It's a ticking bomb with the rendering of what COVID-19 looks like on a microscopic level as the fuse.

I don't think I've fully comprehended the ways in which COVID-19 will forever change the world, and I'm not sure it's possible at this moment in time. The cover of this Foreign Affairs magazine is really powerful in its representation of the crisis.

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#magazine, #ASU, #HST580, #subscription, #globalaffairs, #timebomb

Who originally created this object? (If you created this object, such as photo, then put "self" here.)

Lawson Miller

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2020-06-14
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