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Articles
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The Myth of the Secular: Religion, War, and Politics in the Twentieth Century
Walter A. McDougall - Templeton Lecture on Religion and World Affairs October 17, 2019 -
Black Sea Strategic Volatility: Players and Patterns
Iulia-Sabina Joja - Black Sea Strategy Papers October 16, 2019 -
NBA debacle in Philly and beyond shows Americans finally waking up to Chinese censorship
Thomas J. Shattuck - Outside Publications October 16, 2019 -
How Will the United States Respond to Turkey’s Invasion of Syria?
Jarod Taylor - E-Notes October 15, 2019 -
Russia’s Awkward Dance with Vietnam
Bennett Murray - Russia Foreign Policy Papers October 14, 2019 -
Operation “Peace Spring” and U.S. Strategy in Syria
Matthew Cebul - E-Notes October 11, 2019 -
Building from Scratch: Rebirth of the Philippine Navy
Felix K. Chang - Geopoliticus October 10, 2019 -
Mackinder’s Nightmare: Part Two
Colin Dueck - E-Notes October 09, 2019 -
‘Pyongyang Coin’ and the Future of U.S. Sanctions on North Korea
Kollen Post - E-Notes October 08, 2019 -
Mackinder’s Nightmare: Part One
Colin Dueck - E-Notes October 08, 2019 -
Diplomacy and Dividends: Who Really Controls the Wagner Group?
Alexander Rabin - Intern Corner October 04, 2019 -
Russia’s Engagements in Central America
Ivan Ulises Klyszcz - Russia Foreign Policy Papers October 04, 2019 -
Sanctions & Financing: Rosneft’s Global Expansion
Bill Harney - Russia Political Economy Project October 03, 2019 -
The Battle for Artificial Intelligence Supremacy: Corporations or Countries?
Joshita Varshney - Intern Corner October 02, 2019 -
Coal Mines, Land Mines and Nuclear Bombs: The Environmental Cost of the War in Eastern Ukraine
Robert E. Hamilton - Black Sea Strategy Papers, E-Notes September 26, 2019