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Full Circle: Christine BN Chin Discusses Her Role as SIS Dean
Chin talks about her upbringing, academic career, and dreams for SIS in the 21st century.
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Running the Great Wall: AU Student Goes the Distance at Majestic Site
The ROTC rising senior spent the past year in China.
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A turbulent future may be in store for US-Turkish relations
The results of Turkey’s June elections confirmed that the state always wins. They also heralded a disruptive period for Turkish-American relations
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Sex education lessons from Mississippi and Nigeria
Nigeria and Mississippi may be a world apart, but they have much in common when it comes to implementing sex education in their schools.
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Russia is top on NATO’s agenda, and Trump is the wild card
NATO summits are generally sedate events that celebrate the trans-Atlantic alliance, but this year’s summit is likely to include a heavy dose of drama.
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What is the WTO?
The WTO has been a success for global trade. Would it matter if the US left the organization, as President Trump is reportedly considering?
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A new world is dawning, and the US will no longer lead it
President Trump’s impulsive actions may be upending the international order, but America was already losing its dominant role in world affairs before he took office.
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Working toward a more equitable world
After losing multiple women in his family during childbirth, Adam Odomore became inspired to improve outcomes for women and whole communities through women’s empowerment and education.
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US and Europe Face an ‘Increasingly Loveless Marriage’ after Trump’s Iran Deal Withdrawal
After Trump's withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal, Professor Garret Martin explains Europe's response and what comes next.
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SIS’s PhD program: rising in stature and prominence
As PhD Program Director Sharon Weiner steps down to pursue a 2018 Carnegie Fellowship, we explore how her leadership helped elevate the program to become a top-20 international relations PhD program.
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