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Scholars in the News
February 5, 2016

FPRI’s Michael Boyle Quoted by Voice of America on Drone Competition in the South China Sea

“The area over the disputed islands in the South China Sea and the East China Sea is increasingly a...

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Scholars in the News
February 5, 2016

FPRI Fox Fellow Clint Watts Quoted by Philly.com about ISIS-Inspired Attack on Philadelphia Police Officer

“An attacker could be someone who has harbored hostilities for a long time and reinvents himself as an ISIS...

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Scholars in the News
January 28, 2016

FPRI’s Michael Cecire Cited in Georgia Today on Why the West Should Support Georgia

“With Russia looming on Georgia’s northern borders, and its forces garrisoning the Georgian separatist regions of Abkhazia and South...

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Scholars in the News
January 28, 2016

FPRI’s Lawrence Husick Named Judge of 2016 Miami International Boat Show Innovation Awards

Citing his specific expertise in marine products and equipment, the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and Boating Writers International (BWI) announced that Husick...

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Scholars in the News
January 25, 2016

FPRI’s Vincent Wei-Cheng Wang Named Humanities and Sciences Dean of Ithaca College

“I am excited about this opportunity to bring my knowledge and experience to Ithaca College at a pivotal time....

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Scholars in the News
January 16, 2016

FPRI’s June Teufel Dreyer Quoted in The Taipei Times on Taiwan’s Presidential Election

“There is much more of a feeling of anticipation that this is a watershed election, that you are on...

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Scholars in the News
January 15, 2016

FPRI’s Felix Chang Quoted in the Financial Times on Jakarta Terrorist Attack

Commenting on the efficiency of the terrorist operation in Jakarta, Chang stated, “Extremism is no guarantee of competence.” Read the...

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Scholars in the News
January 14, 2016

FPRI’s Ed Turzanski Interviewd by Talk Radio 1210 on Iranian Seizure of American Sailors

“We don’t know whether our troops have been told, if you encounter Iranian vessels, whether you stay and defend...

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Scholars in the News
January 13, 2016

FPRI’s Mitchell Orenstein Interviewed in Polish Paper about Poland’s Departure from Democracy

Note: This article appears in Polish. The below quote has been translated by FPRI. “Its allies expect Poland to...

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Scholars in the News
January 12, 2016

FPRI’s Clint Watts Quoted in Fox News Article on ISIS’ Internal Struggles

“ISIS pattern of internal killings looks remarkably similar to al Shabaab’s decline in Somalia.  As Shabaab lost ground and...

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