Defense & National Security — Fighter jets to follow tanks to Ukraine?Republican Ken Buck opposes kicking Ilhan Omar off Foreign Affairs committeeWith China at the wheel, America's EV journey may be a bumpy rideTanks for Ukraine: Too little, too late is not good enoughRussia is turning Nagorno-Karabakh into another CrimeaBeyond New STARTF-16 fighter jets could be next after Ukraine’s breakthrough on tanksStrange bedfellows, soon-to-be estranged? How events are straining the relationship between the Afghan Taliban and the Pakistani militaryThe Leopards are free!George Yeo: International Community must Recognise Multi-Polar World as the New State of AffairsSoutheast Asia under Great-Power Competition: Public Opinion About Hedging in the PhilippinesDeputy Secretary of Defense Dr. Kathleen Hicks' Virtual Remarks at Foreign Policy for America (FP4A) NextGen Initiative's "A Conversation With the DSD" (As Prepared)
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The Government is presenting its new foreign and security policy strategy
The Government’s new foreign and security policy strategy rests on values and has five concrete core areas. The strategy is to provide the direction for Denmark’s place in the world.
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Democracy and public goods revisited: Local institutions, development, and access to water
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, Ahead of Print. Democracies are commonly thought to provide greater levels of public goods than autocracies. Given that many public goods are…
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U.S. Strategic Competition with Russia Is Here to Stay
Competition between the United States and Russia occurs at many levels, from the military arena to the economic, political, and social realms. A review of 58 RAND reports on this…
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Master of Deterrence
Effectively calculating risk requires a clear-eyed understanding of the stakes.
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Overpromising Social Welfare Benefits? Electoral Competition and Welfare Politics in Taiwan
Drawing insights from legislative, electoral and welfare studies, the article investigates whether and to what extent electoral competition affects incumbent politicians’ overpromising of social welfare benefits. For this, Taiwan is…
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Partisanship, Fiscal Transfers, and Social Spending in Korea: The Politics of Partial Decentralization
In the last three decades, many Asian democracies have decentralized their political systems to promote the democratic, equal, and efficient distribution of national resources across regions. Nonetheless, most of these…
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Transparency and Stability
AbstractWe revisit the theory that Hollyer, Rosendorff, and Vreeland use in their research program on transparency and political stability. We show that in a representative citizen setting and in their…
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Parents, Infants, and Voter Turnout: Evidence from the United States
AbstractDespite evidence that infants affect families’ economic and social behaviors, little is known about how young children influence their parents’ political engagement. I show that U.S. women with an infant…
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Coordination and Innovation in Judiciaries: Correct Law versus Consistent Law
AbstractWe identify the coordination consideration among judges who do not have formal authority over each other, and investigate its consequences for their decisions and legal innovations. Coordination concerns arise because…
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Clap de fin pour La Fabrique défense 2021-2022
L’édition 2021-2022 de La Fabrique défense s’est achevée les 28, 29 et 30 janvier par l’événement parisien organisé à la Grande Halle de la Villette. Près de 20 000 personnes…
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Cross-border cooperation: a global overview
Alternatives, Ahead of Print. This article is a review of regional cross-border coordination and cooperation around the world. Two questions are raised: when trade dominates, does economic or functional interdependency…
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Nigerian Troops in the War Against Boko Haram: The Civilian–Military Leadership Interest Convergence Thesis
Armed Forces &Society, Ahead of Print. This study interrogates the experiences of Nigerian troops in the war against Boko Haram. The paper’s contribution is bi-dimensional. First, it adds to the…
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Voting in the Echo Chamber? Patterns of Political Online Activities and Voting Behavior in Switzerland
Abstract Understanding the political consequences of digitalization is among the key challenges for modern societies. A pressing issue is the question whether political online activities make individuals more close-minded and…
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Russia Isn’t a Dead Petrostate, and Putin Isn’t Going Anywhere
Jan 27, 2022 If you were wondering whether Europe is running out of options to deal with its continuing energy crisis, one of Britain’s largest energy suppliers just offered an…
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Russia’s Oil Weapon May Be More Potent Than Gas Blackmail
Jan 28, 2022 Russian military action in Ukraine could trigger an energy crisis even more serious than the one already hitting Europe. As has been pointed out, should the West hit Russia with severe…
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COP 26: There is No Mitigation without Cooperation
Jan 28, 2022 Article 6 is one of the thorniest issues in climate negotiations and determines how countries trade emissions. In Glasgow, countries finally found an agreement on this thorny issue,…
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Despite Push to Reward Physicians for Quality and Value, Most Health Systems Base Pay on Volume
Despite efforts by insurance companies and other payers to move toward compensating physicians based on the quality and value of care they provide, most physicians employed in group practices owned…
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Reviving Traditional Water Bodies
The importance of water, a life-growing resource, cannot be over emphasised. India has a low water management score. This is not only making a deep impact on the country’s economic…
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Future of Green and Inclusive Entrepreneurship
Among the many cries of ‘build back better’, one wonders who the face of this post-pandemic future in India is. As we design a post-pandemic economic recovery, are we considering…
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‘The Europeans and Americans Don’t Know Africa’: Of Translation, Interpretation, and Extraction
Millennium, Ahead of Print.
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Crafting Stories, Making Peace? Creative Methods in Peace Research
Millennium, Ahead of Print. This article examines the analytical and political potentials of creative methods for peace research. Specifically, the article argues that creative methods can textile, i.e. render material…
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Trembling city: Policing Freetown’s war-peace transition
Cooperation and Conflict, Ahead of Print. While divided cities are characterized by spatially cemented segregation and polarized divisions, the trembling city is organized around transient and transformative borders. We conceptualize…
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The impact of (counter-)terrorism on public (in)security in Nigeria: A vernacular analysis
Security Dialogue, Ahead of Print. This article examines the impact of (counter-)terrorism on public (in)security in Nigeria through engaging with non-elite understandings of ongoing conflicts in the northeast. Through 41…
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Japan, Singapore must protect global rules-based order: Forum (Straits Times)
At the 15th Japan-Singapore Symposium, speakers emphasised the role of Japan and Singapore in upholding the rule-based international order amid the challenging geopolitical environment and the pandemic. Rising US-China tensions…
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