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Margaret M. Pearson Examines US and China Climate Change Dynamics in Brookings Article
Distinguished Professor Margaret M. Pearson and her coauthor Michael R. Davidson, have published a new article in Brookings titled "Where are the US and China on addressing climate change?"
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Professor Kathleen Cunningham Explores the Overlooked Legitimacy of Violent Non-State Actors in New Irregular Warfare Article
Professor Kathleen Cunningham and Santiago Stocker, Program Director at the International Republican Institute (IRI), have published a new article in Irregular Warfare titled "The Peril of Ignoring the Legitimacy of Violent Non-State Actors."
Professor Sarah Croco Weighs in on Political Flip-Flopping in NPR Feature
Professor Sarah Croco was featured in an NPR article discussing the impact of political flip-flopping in presidential debates. Professor Croco's research shows that voters often don't penalize candidates for changing positions as long as they agree with the new stance.
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David and Kathleen Cunningham Receive National Science Foundation Grant
Professor David Cunnigham and Associate Professor Kathleen Cunningham have received a two-year, $480,000 grant from the National Science Foundation Political Science program to conduct a systematic study of the effect of conflict prevention actions in a wide range of intrastate disputes.
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