Us Unraveling the World

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Across
  1. 4. | The era dominated by human-driven fossil fuel impact on Earth
  2. 5. | A subject involving coding and data processing that Ingrid finds very difficult
  3. 6. | A concept explaining interactions between technology and geopolitics
  4. 8. | The character from The Good Place who inspires Ellie’s ethical decision-making struggles
  5. 10. | Extreme food scarcity caused mainly by political and economic failures
  6. 12. | The scholar who argued population grows faster than resources
  7. 14. | The US term for countries that may shift alignment in tech competition
  8. 16. | Increasing global interconnectedness and interdependence
  9. 18. | The country whose crisis first sparked Ellie’s interest in migration and refugee issues
  10. 20. | The period before the Industrial Revolution when life depended on natural energy sources
  11. 22. | The country Ingrid is from
  12. 24. | The language Christine wants to learn to help her future global career
  13. 25. | An art form using body movement and music that Ingrid taught before coming to Taiwan
  14. 27. | The field of international relations focused on dialogue and peaceful negotiation
  15. 29. | The ICI track combining global health, policy, and human rights that Ellie is considering
  16. 30. | Organizations with autonomous bureaucracies that shape international policy
Down
  1. 1. | The shared quality that drives concern for migration, inequality, and human rights
  2. 2. | Gathering information or labor from a large number of people online
  3. 3. | Using youth images to appear inclusive without empowering young voices
  4. 7. | The nature of the 5G competition between the US and China
  5. 9. | The reason Christine first considered studying at ICI
  6. 11. | The sharing of traditions and ways of life between countries that inspired Ingrid to join ICI
  7. 13. | The app Christine dislikes opening but needs for her ICI studies
  8. 15. | The theory that institutions enable cooperation under anarchy
  9. 17. | A sport Christine played in elementary school whose name means “evil” in Spanish
  10. 19. | Emphasis on local control over food systems and resistance to global inequalities
  11. 21. | A policy concept focusing research on major societal problems
  12. 23. | The most impressive concept Christine has learned in IGS
  13. 26. | The language Ellie studies 3 hours a day at NCCU
  14. 28. | European control of territories through unequal power and trade