Top House Democrat on foreign affairs requests Biden pause aid to EgyptAs Milley exits, ‘toothaches’ and challenges facing Brown’s first days as Joint Chiefs chairMenendez case magnifies a Senate powerbroker’s transactional styleHelsinki Security Forum 2023 reportUnderstanding the multipolar Middle East with Ellie Geranmayeh and Alistair BurtNavy blasts Iran as 'unprofessional' after US helicopter hit with lasersChinese defense chief's monthlong absence slows military diplomacy29 September 2023: The Week in Australian Foreign AffairsBlinken kicks off State Dept music diplomacy initiative with his own performanceArmies and Influence: Elite Experience and Public Opinion on Foreign PolicyOf nomads and khanates: heteronomy and interpolity order in 19th-century Central AsiaBook Review: North Korea’s Foreign Policy: The Kim Jong-un Regime in a Hostile World
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Report MGIMO 2021
The MGIMO Endowment presents the MGIMO Report for 2021, which brings together the results of the implementation of the University's strategic initiatives.
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RCA: des ex-Seleka et Anti-Balaka au service de Wagner?
Langue Français L'Ifri dans les médias[...] Ces anciens membres des deux groupes rebelles seraient ensuite déployés dans différentes provinces du pays pour soutenir les forces armées centrafricaines. L’inquiétude des populations…
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A decade of economic policy
As his time as Bruegel Director comes to an end, Guntram Wolff sits down with Giuseppe Porcaro to discuss the highs, lows and shifts of economic policy in Europe over…
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Hitting back or holding back in cyberspace: Experimental evidence regarding Americans’ responses to cyberattacks
Conflict Management and Peace Science, Ahead of Print. Theorists offer many predictions about how Americans will respond to significant cyberattacks but systematic evaluations of American public opinion regarding these issues…
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Why an online sales tax could be more trouble than it is worth
Summary The UK Treasury has been consulting on the concept of an ‘online sales tax’, or OST, which could raise £1-2 billion annually to help pay for a reduction in…
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Using Afghanistan's Frozen Funds to Pay 9/11 Families Could Backfire
Jun 17, 2022 Charli Carpenter comments on U.S. President Joe Biden's executive order, issued in February 2022, releasing $7 billion in frozen, U.S.-held Afghan central bank reserves. It has been proposed…
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Jueves 7 de julio, 9.30 horas / Geopolítica y globalización, desafíos para América Latina
Sesión académica presencial organizada por el Comité de Estudios de Asuntos Latinoamericanos
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From Dayton to Bernese Jura: The Election of the Croat Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Abstract After the signing of the Dayton Agreement, critical literature has attempted to portray consociation in Bosnia and Herzegovina as the predominant source of the country's political problems. At the…
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Public History – New Tendencies and Practices in Germany and Post-Yugoslav States
Public History - New Tendencies and Practices in Germany and Post-Yugoslav States Submitted by LeaW on Wed, 06/29/2022 - 10:40
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TRAFIG Synthesis Report Understand the needs of displaced people and identify solutions that last
“To address the problems of protracted displacement we need to better understand the factors shaping these difficult situations for refugees and IDPs. People must then stand at the heart of…
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Many European schools and hospitals at risk from heat waves and floods: How to protect vulnerable groups from climate change?
Climate change affects all Europeans but vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, children, low-income groups and people with health problems or disabilities, are the most affected. One in ten European…
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Navarra y los PERTES. Una oportunidad única Informe presentado el 29 de junio de 2022
Descargar Informe Según los cálculos del think tank, por su estructura económica y el peso de Navarra en la Industria Tecnológica nacional, a la Comunidad Foral le deberían corresponder aproximadamente…
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The role of competition in the transition to climate neutrality
An earlier version of this paper was co-written with Julia Anderson, providing excellent input on the legal basics and a deep dive into green efficiency that has been used in…
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The implications for public debt of high inflation and monetary tightening
Rising inflation has triggered monetary tightening in several countries. The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England have already increased their key interest rates, while the European Central Bank will…
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What’s the point of being a discipline? Four disciplinary strategies and the future of International Relations
Cooperation and Conflict, Ahead of Print. While disciplinary identities are among the most fraught subjects in academia, much less attention has been given to what disciplinarity actually entails and what…
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Environmental pressures and pro-government militias: Evidence from the Philippines
Conflict Management and Peace Science, Ahead of Print. This study analyzes whether climate disasters and climate-induced food scarcities influence individuals’ willingness to fight for the state in a pro-government militia…
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Book Review: Undoing Coups. The African Union and Post-coup Intervention in Madagascar by Antonia Witt
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print.
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The Arctic Won’t Wait: Novel Structures for Advancing Arctic Goals During Geopolitical Crisis
Jun 28, 2022 Russia's invasion of Ukraine has slammed the brakes on the collaborative operations of the Arctic Council. An interim Indigenous Arctic Council could ensure that critical research keeps pace…
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G7 exploring an oil price cap—but analysts warn the move could prompt Russia to cut Europe off completely
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How can the European Union adapt to climate change?
The authors thank Stavros Zenios and other Bruegel colleagues for their valuable comments and suggestions. Europe must increasingly deal with the harmful impacts of climate change, regardless of its success…
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Going Nuclear: Federalist Society Affiliated Judicial Nominees’ Prospects and a New Era of Confirmation Politics1
American Politics Research, Ahead of Print. Significant changes to the federal judicial confirmation process have manifested over the past decade, including multiple procedural reforms in the United States Senate. We…
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Urban farming and its socio-economic and environmental benefits for ensuring sustainable and inclusive growth in Jordan
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Exposure to pollution causes 10% of all cancer cases in Europe
Exposure to air pollution, second-hand smoke, radon, ultraviolet radiation, asbestos, certain chemicals and other pollutants causes over 10% of all cancer cases in Europe, according to a European Environment Agency…
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Beware the Risks of Secular Decarbonization
Jun 18, 2022 For many, integrating “decarbonization” into public policy, corporate and financial strategies has become a requirement, not an option — yet, what happens when the critical link between…
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