America’s adversaries have reason to fear Nikki Haley Our dysfunctional two-party system may be a relic of the pastMorning Report — Israel-Hamas extend truce; House split on aid Extend the Cease-Fire in Gaza—but Don’t Stop ThereDefeated Armenia Looks to a New, Post-Russia Foreign PolicyAustralia's Albanese tackles China paradox with shrewd diplomacyQatari PM says efforts to free Ukrainian children in Russia 'ongoing'4-year-old American hostage released by Hamas, Biden saysThailand prime minister says 12 Thai hostages released from GazaWhat the war in Gaza means for Turkey24 November 2023: The Week in Australian Foreign AffairsWritten Evidence Submitted by RAND Europe
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Bad cop, Bad cop : la nomination de Mike Pompeo et John Bolton
Langue Français Chroniques américainesPeu connu du grand public, Mike Pompeo, 54 ans, diplômé de West Point, dont il est sorti major, et de l’école de droit Harvard où il fut éditeur de…
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A surefire strategy to improve water infrastructure in Flint and beyond
As Flint’s water crisis continues to reverberate nationally, policymakers have turned their attention to the fundamental infrastructure challenges at hand. From Los Angeles to New York, many regions are not…
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Can Trump push Arizona to the Democrats?
The rise of Donald Trump as the odds-on favorite to win the Republican presidential nomination may play havoc with the familiar political map of red and blue states in November’s…
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Greater Charlotte in the global economy: Benchmarking the region’s global competitiveness assets
This benchmarking study, developed by the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program, provides the Greater Charlotte region with a framework and data to better understand its performance and position in the global…
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Want to reduce the influence of super PACs? Strengthen state parties
Super PACs and other lightly regulated political organizations are dumping hundreds of millions of dollars into American elections. What should be done about it? Unlike many candidates for federal or…
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Is the media letting you down lately? Your odds look good in Las Vegas.
Last week, I got to feel absolutely hopeful about the future of America media. This rare experience made me reflect positively on how this nation’s youth will help transform the…
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Louisville is busy remaking economic development
When I formally joined the economic development field nearly two years ago after serving as deputy chief of staff to Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, and after 10 prior years in…
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The skills supply chain must change as software eats the world
The observation that “software is eating the world” has become a truism. Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen was early when he made his famous quip in 2011, but now most people…
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Wie wollen die Obamas in die Geschichte eingehen?
Michelle Obama's masterful speech at the Democratic National Convention combined the personal and the political, touching on women's solidarity and the history of race in the United States.
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Newspaper Coverage of the Mau Mau Movement: A Constructivist Argument
By Esme Trahair - On February 14th, 1965, just one week before he was assassinated, Malcolm X delivered a speech in Detroit. He spoke about his beliefs concerning segregation and…
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This Valentine’s Day Help Someone Experiencing Abuse
If you want to support a friend in this difficult situation, or if you need support yourself, USAGov has gathered these resources to help.
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The planet that wasn’t there (Oh, wait, it was)
By Pat Brennan A massive gas giant more weighty than Jupiter, orbiting an orange star some 45 light years away, might be the most important exoplanet you’ve never heard of.…
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Dear Vernal Dawnquinoxes,
By Marc Rayman A veteran explorer is leisurely orbiting the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system. Measuring space radiation high over Ceres, Dawn revolves once every 30 days…
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Nation, national remembrance, and education – Polish schools as factories of nationalism and prejudice
Volume 46, Issue 6, November 2018, Page 1046-1062.
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Nation, national remembrance, and education – Polish schools as factories of nationalism and prejudice
Volume 46, Issue 6, November 2018, Page 1046-1062.
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Advancing the Role of Social Mechanisms, Mediators, and Moderators in Securitization Theory: Explaining Security Policy Change in Japan
Volume 15, Issue 3, September-December 2019, Page 343-364.
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The Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs opens Danish Embassy in Algeria
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Chinese Evolving Approaches to Nuclear “War-Fighting”: An Emerging Intense US–China Security Dilemma and Threats to Crisis Stability in the Asia Pacific
Volume 15, Issue 3, September-December 2019, Page 215-232.
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Anti-American Sentiment in Post-Soviet Russia: Dynamics and Contemporary Characteristics
Volume 56, Issue 1-2, 2018, Page 105-143.
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Petromacho, or Mechanisms of De-Modernization in a Resource State
Volume 56, Issue 1-2, 2018, Page 72-85.
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