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Scholars in the News
February 4, 2018

Senior Fellow Marc Sageman Quoted in the Asia Times on the Role of Former Jihadists in Counter-Terrorism Efforts

Asia Times Indeed, instead of isolating ISIS returnees, it is more productive to exploit their experience and knowledge, using...

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Scholars in the News
February 4, 2018

Director of Program on Middle East Tally Helfont Quoted in the Arab Weekly on US-Turkish Relations

The Arab Weekly Some observers said the row indicates a more fundamental chasm. “It is hard to imagine a...

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Scholars in the News
February 3, 2018

Senior Fellow Hal Brands Quoted in Bloomberg on China’s Influence in Asia

Bloomberg White put these thoughts to paper and pixel with a much-debated essay in the Australian publication Quarterly Essay. “Without...

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Scholars in the News
January 30, 2018

Associate Scholar Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Quoted in The Washington Post on North Korean Ski Resort

The Washington Post “With projects like Masikryong, Kim Jong Un wants to make it clear that he cares not...

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Scholars in the News
January 29, 2018

Research Associate Thomas J. Shattuck Quoted By CNBC on Chinese Flight M503

CNBC It’s “all a part of China’s strategy — ratchet up pressure on Taiwan in both large and small...

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Scholars in the News
January 27, 2018

Associate Scholar Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Quoted in Business Insider on North Korean “Ghost Ships”

Business Insider The sheer number of the boats appearing in recent years also suggests that people were leaving North...

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Scholars in the News
January 25, 2018

Senior Fellow Arthur Waldron Quoted by the Daily Beast on Effects of U.S.-China Trade

The Daily Best There is, at the same time, a perception that more than just trade is at stake....

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Scholars in the News
January 24, 2018

Associate Fellow Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Quoted by CNBC on North Korea

CNBC “Whatever we want to call it, war footing or not, a strike on North Korea has always been...

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Scholars in the News
January 24, 2018

Senior Fellow Stephen Blank Quoted in International Policy Digest on the Kremlin’s Influence Campaign

International Policy Digest  Stephen Blank of the US Army War College detailed the emergence and applications of Russian information warfare in...

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Scholars in the News
January 24, 2018

Senior Fellow Brandon Friedman Quoted in the Jerusalem Post on Pence Israel Trip

The Jerusalem Post With a Palestinian majority population, the king needs to show he is fully backing the Palestinian...

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