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Theo Herold

Theo Herold is the Program Secretary of UF Uppsala and a political science student with a passion for diplomacy and politics. He’s a book nut and hockey geek, and doesn’t shy away from a heated political debate. Besides dreaming of experiencing different cultures and leaving a mark within the subject of political science, he strives to work within the EU with diplomatic assignments.

North America/Politics

The Right to Bear Arms, the Terrifying Reality of Outdated Gun Laws

By Theo Herold From the fall of the Twin Towers until 2012 over 10 000 Americans died in the War on Terror. The war has been

Economics

Opinion: Moral Capitalism – Why inequality is not a product of capitalism

By Theo Herold The emergence of Protestantism gave rise to  a gradual change in society, one that would later come to leave its mark on contemporary

Europe/Politics

Friends make the worst enemies: A thorough look at the 2017 Finnish governmental crisis

By Theo Herold In the previous episode of ”Korttitalo”, the increasingly popular True Finns Party (nowadays just the “Finns Party”) saw their leadership group disband and

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      • Drugs 2016
    • 2017
      • Borders 2017
      • Justice 2017
      • Money 2017
    • 2018
      • Fear 2018
      • Power 2018
      • Women 2018
    • 2019
      • Choice 2019
      • Human 2019
      • Nature 2019
    • 2020
      • Citizen 2020
      • Sex 2020
      • Work 2020
    • 2021
      • Food 2021
      • Information 2021
      • Utopia 2021
    • 2022
      • Democracy 2022
      • Ocean 2022
    • 2023
      • The To Win a War Issue 2023
      • History Has Its Eyes On You 2023
      • One World Under The Sun 2023
    • 2024
      • Postmodern Perspectives 2024
      • One for All, All for One 2024
      • The Issue of Indecision 2024
    • 2025
      • The Issue of Technology 2025