Aneil Gill
Aneil is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, double-majoring in government and history. He has been a member of the Cornell Roosevelt Institute since the fall of 2017. Aneil maintains a broad interest in policy, including interests in healthcare and immigration, but especially enjoys exploring American foreign policy. Outside of Roosevelt, Aneil has worked on political campaigns and enjoys basketball and football.
By Aneil Gill Published May 6, 2018
Though sanctions have produced unintended detrimental consequences in the past, prudent use remains a critical foreign policy tool. Carefully crafted sanctions represent a preferable alternative to war and isolationism. This article examines the history of sanctions and highlights effective examples.
By Aneil Gill Published November 2, 2017
Recent movements for independence in Catalonia and Kurdistan, although unique in background and geopolitical context, are both subject to the wide-reaching influence of world politics. This article compares the history and events surrounding the Catalonian and Kurdish referendums and utilizes international relations theory to explain the international response to each movement