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Source of Russian Conduct
Mystic Chords of Memory
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How Much Does Ideology Really Influence Xi Jinping?
SIS professor Joseph Torigian recently wrote an article for the Wilson Center, which explores this question: Is Xi Jinping an ideological person? We spoke with Torigian to learn more about his piece.
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SIS Students Take a Summer Break from Classrooms, Not from Waging Peace
Many SIS students will spend the summer working toward future career goals; here are the plans of just a few.
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A Special Day Delayed but Not Denied
A Q&A with Adrika Lazarus, SIS/MA ’20, who will serve as a student speaker on May 21, 2022, just as she originally planned to do in May 2020.
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SIS Alumna Named School’s First Knight-Hennessy Scholar
Madison Freeman, SIS/BA ’16, is part of the 2022 cohort of Knight-Hennessy Scholars and is the first SIS graduate to be so named. She will receive three years of funded graduate studies at Stanford University.
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How Marine Le Pen Managed to Gain Ground with Youth Voters—and Why Her Success Isn’t Being Replicated by the US Right
While Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National has engaged in a decade-long campaign to rehabilitate its image with youth voters, the GOP is moving in the opposite direction.
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NATO Membership, Proxy Wars, and the Nuclear Threat: Six Current Questions about the War in Ukraine
Three SIS professors answer pressing questions about the war in Ukraine, including possible NATO expansion and stepped-up rhetoric from both US and Russian officials.
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SIS Names Inaugural Abdul Aziz Said Peace Scholars
A group of SIS freshmen was named the inaugural group of Abdul Aziz Said Peace Scholars, an honor named after the longtime SIS professor and founder of the International Peace and Conflict Resolution graduate program, Abdul Aziz Said.
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Post-Brexit Troubles for the United Kingdom
How an ally's rhetoric threatens peace
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SIS Students and KU Leuven Students in Belgium Work Together during Course on Transatlantic Relations
SIS students and students at KU Leuven in Leuven, Belgium, learned together, exchanged perspectives on different issues, and even visited each other in person.
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