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Scholars in the News
January 16, 2018

Templeton Fellow Nada Bakos Quoted in Malaysian Digest on the Search for ISIS Leaders

Malaysian Digest And in the hunt for al-Baghdadi, former US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer who hunted Zarqawi, Nada...

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Scholars in the News
January 12, 2018

Jim McGann Quoted in The Sentinel on the Changing Role of Think Tanks in America

The Sentinel An increase of federal power drives up the number of special interest groups because of a distrust...

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Scholars in the News
January 11, 2018

Chris Miller’s “The Struggle to Save the Soviet Economy” Praised by Niall Ferguson in the New York Times

The New York Times What’s the best book on economics? And the best work of economic history? The best...

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Scholars in the News
January 10, 2018

Associate Scholar Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Quoted in Reuters on Inter-Korean Relations

Reuters Even back then, Seoul’s offer of economic aid in return to facilitate such events was a source of...

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Scholars in the News
January 7, 2018

Senior fellow Barak Mendelsohn Quoted in Albawaba on Egypt and Palestine

Albawaba Arab leaders have historically been staunch supporters of Palestine and opponents of Israel, but that solidarity has rung...

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Scholars in the News
January 7, 2018

Board of Advisers Member Shirin Kheli Quoted in Great Kashmir on US-Pakistan Relations

Greater Kashmir Since Pakistan in mid-fifties entered into an alliance with America there have been more of troughs and...

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Scholars in the News
January 5, 2018

Fox Fellow Clint Watts Quoted in Wired on Trolls and Twitter Bot Accounts

Wired In fact, 16 percent of the articles shared by those accounts between December 9 and December 31 were...

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Scholars in the News
January 4, 2018

Senior Fellow Hal Brands Quoted in Huffington Post on International Order

Huffington Post Nor should internationalists lose sight of the broader opportunities this moment provides. While they may be unable...

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Scholars in the News
January 2, 2018

Director of FPRI’s Asia Program Jacques DeLisle Quoted by CGTN on the Future of China

CGTN  Read the full article here.  ...

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Scholars in the News
December 24, 2017

Associate Scholar Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Quoted in NK News on New North Korean UN Sanctions

NK News Read the full article here....

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