Fellow
Nikhil Daniel is a rising high school freshman located in Central Florida with an interest in International Relations and Geopolitical Conflicts. As such, alongside working in the Effective Discourse Department at YIP, he is also a member of the Foreign Policy Youth Collaborative, board member of his debate team, and class president.
Nikhil also independently writes his own foreign policy newsletter, The Foreign Inquirer, which brings easy access to current events information specifically for students. His current focus is analyzing international politics, addressing important similarities and differences that lead to a country's policy decisions. Nikhil hopes to pursue higher education in Political Science and Economics, with a focus on global democratic norms.
Capstone Project
This brief explains how the United States’ political primary structure creates radical politicians through party primaries, which allow a marginal faction of extreme voters to choose a candidate for the general election. This leads to intense polarization as each party selects a candidate most suited to their interests, killing American centrism.
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