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  1. The Psychology of Stickiness: What the U.S. Can Learn from its Annexation of the Philippines in 1898

    Vom: 11.3.2022
  2. The Ukraine Crisis (w/ Emma Ashford)

    Vom: 17.2.2022
  3. Is U.S. Deterrence in Asia Failing?

    Vom: 10.2.2022
  4. Bacevich on Why American Foreign Policy Keeps Failing

    Vom: 3.2.2022
  5. The UAE: A Destabilizing Partnership?

    Vom: 27.1.2022
  6. U.S. Forces Overseas: Do We Have the Right Bases in the Right Places?

    Vom: 20.1.2022
  7. How to Get Your Foreign Policy Ideas Published

    Vom: 13.1.2022
  8. Humane War? (w/ Samuel Moyn)

    Vom: 16.12.2021
  9. Choosing War in Iraq: Lessons for Today

    Vom: 9.12.2021
  10. Debate: John Quincy Adams’ Foreign Policy Legacy

    Vom: 1.12.2021
  11. Debate: What's Driving the Middle East's New Wave of Diplomacy? (Parsi vs. Cambanis)

    Vom: 11.11.2021
  12. Is the best cyber defense a good cyber offense? (w/ Peter Campbell)

    Vom: 6.11.2021
  13. How to Get Hired at the Department of Defense

    Vom: 2.11.2021
  14. East Asia's Surprising Stability (with David C. Kang)

    Vom: 2.11.2021
  15. Can Europe Defend Itself? (w/ Barry Posen)

    Vom: 2.11.2021
  16. The Surprising Relationship Between Foreign Aid and Repression (w/ Jessica Trisko Darden)

    Vom: 2.11.2021
  17. JQAS Student Leaders Speak

    Vom: 2.11.2021
  18. After Afghanistan: Legal Power and Human Rights (w/ Julia Gledhill)

    Vom: 2.11.2021
  19. Will China's Rise Lead to War? (w/ Joshua Shifrinson)

    Vom: 2.11.2021

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