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10 February 2021

Security Policies and Strategy under the Biden Administration: Will Outcomes Reflect Election Promises?

Written by Will Strickland


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Biden and the Iran Deal

Written by Jane Darby Menton


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American Leaders Should ‘Make America Great Happy Again’

Written by Anya Ce Liang


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Domestic Racial Justice and Biden’s Foreign Policy

Written by Arjun Sharath


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Prestige and post-Trump foreign policy

Written by John Brake


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Joe Biden’s fight against climate change and the greening of sovereignty

Written by Marie Prüm


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Forum on Biden’s Foreign Policy

Written by Mark Shirk


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24 November 2020

Trump May have Lost, but American Democracy is still in Peril

Written by Mark Shirk


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11 November 2020

After Merkel

Written by Marius Strubenhoff


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Before Drones and Cyber: Re-historicizing the Law of Armed Conflict

Written by Giovanni Mantilla


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10 August 2020

The COVID-19 recession: Make or break for China?

Written by Aanya Dandass


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03 August 2020

A torturer’s apology: France’s acceptance of its use of torture

Written by Shreyashree Nayak


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16 July 2020

The Limpiyadhura-Kalapani-Lipulekh dispute in the long run

Written by Natasha Fernando and Vijay Jayshwal


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09 July 2020

Covid-19 and authoritarianism

Written by Vartika Neeraj


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03 June 2020

Living together but not yet married: A new chapter in the European Union saga?

Written by Ludovico De Angelis


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