This is an almost too-on-the-nose dramatization of a point that feminist international relations scholar J. Ann Tickner made in her 1992 book, Gender and International Relations.
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As an international relations major, I discovered freshman year that most of my family doesn't want to hear me talk about schools of international relations theory or colonization in the Congo.
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Graduates from Cambridge University with a MPhil in International Relations.
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During the presidential campaign, few international relations issues were discussed.
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We have a diverse set of views about international relations.
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International relations, he said, requires respect for local privacy laws.
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That's because sovereignty is a loaded term in international relations.
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Secondly, it fits into Trump's general approach to international relations.
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She holds a Ph.D in international relations from Columbia University.
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Michael Oppenheimer leads the International Relations Futures concentration at the New York University School of Professional Studies Center for Global Affairs (CGA), teaching courses on the future of international relations and U.S. foreign policy.
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She attended Boston University, where she studied economics and international relations.
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I think she even had some sort of international relations degree.
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He writes on national security, international relations, veterans issues, and law.
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Clinton, meanwhile, is seen as a stronger choice for international relations.
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This materially hurts America, our international relations, and our national security.
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He received a master's in international relations from George Washington University.
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He had just called it the stuff of everyday international relations.
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""Such moves will threaten and undermine normal international relations and order.
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Mr. Radchenko is a professor of international relations at Cardiff University.
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It was about the overall status of international relations right now.
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Biden's experience in international relations (addressed, implicitly, to all of them).
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Public diplomacy is not an afterthought in our international relations strategy.
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Salett Miguel, 20, is currently studying political science and international relations.
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It's led to a breakdown in international relations in some cases.
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Meghan attended Northwestern University where she studied theater and international relations.
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He studied international relations in college and graduated with a bachelor's degree.
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He has a PhD in international relations from the University of Oxford.
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What tensions would that create in international relations,trade-related and otherwise?
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She went on to study economics and international relations at Boston University.
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Suboi asked Obama about the role of the arts in international relations.
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THE woes of international-relations theorists do not usually elicit public sympathy.
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Gillian has Bachelor Degrees in Journalism and International Relations from Boston University.
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Beres's lectures and research focus on international relations, terrorism and international law.
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Mieczysław Boduszynski is an assistant professor of international relations at Pomona College.
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In May 2018, Butina graduated with a master's degree in international relations.
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"Nobody has canceled the principle of reciprocity in international relations," said Zakharova.
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International Relations at University of Piraeus and an expert on left-wing
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Aren't international relations a little too sensitive for that kind of carelessness?
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International relations are dynamic, and policy options are not frozen in time.
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Chua's message: Ethnocultural rivalry powerfully shapes both international relations and domestic policy.
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Vahid Kardany, head of international relations at the A.F.C., was also there.
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I studied international relations at El Colegio de México in Mexico City.
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Today, Cuba's export of doctors still benefits the country's international relations efforts.
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She went to Boston University, where she studied economics and international relations.
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But international relations may be this cat's Achilles' heel, so to speak.
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Alhasani studied international relations at the University of Wisconsin and in Chicago.
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Diane KravifLos Angeles To the Editor: International relations have been consistently ignored.
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America's might and majesty were cornerstones of international relations, cooperation and diplomacy.
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"In international relations, you don't base your work on hope," she said.
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He also serves as the director of CCNY's international relations master's program.
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Beres' lectures and research focus on international relations, terrorism and international law.
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International relations are, in the end, based on national interests, not friendships.
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Escalation dominance shapes the psychological geography of international relations and world order.
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Not 99 percent of the time in Washington or in international relations.
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Countries that are most innovative and technologically advanced tend to dominate international relations.
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It was a turning point in human cultural evolution, fundamentally altering international relations.
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Moscow's third task is to start creating a Russian agenda in international relations.
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International-relations scholars call the most lethal forms of misunderstanding a "security dilemma".
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Cyd Ho, Labour Party: Those who advocate for independence don't understand international relations.
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For Microsoft, it has more to do with international relations and corporate reputation.
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Biden told the Class of 2017: All politics, all international relations is personal.
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Trump has shown signs that he favors an isolationist approach to international relations.
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She is also associate professor in international relations at SOAS University of London.
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Political events and international relations bring drastic moves to the market come summer.
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Dr Amr Darrag is a former Egyptian Minister of Planning and International Relations.
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Christopher Lamont is an associate professor of international relations at Tokyo International University.
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Lee graduated from Wellesley College with a B.A. in Economics and International Relations.
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Aras is a professor of International Relations at Sabancı University in Istanbul, Turkey.
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He has a Master's Degree in International Relations from the University of Oklahoma.
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Still, the Trump administration has stressed an "America First" approach to international relations.
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Yan Xuetong is the dean of Tsinghua University's Institute of Modern International Relations.
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He also received a master's degree in international relations from the Cambridge University.
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"I sometimes said I was part of an international relations club," he said.
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It complicates already complicated Russia-US relations and harms international relations in general.
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The war remains one of the bloodiest whodunits of 21st-century international relations.
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He is also a lecturer in international relations at the University of Montreal.
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Amid such pressing problems, international relations seemed a remote concern to many voters.
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Now that constraint will soon be gone, leaving U.S. international relations hugely less predictable.
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No scholar of international relations outside the conservative bubble thinks America is in retreat.
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Araujo's thoughts on international relations mark an abrupt break from Brazil's traditional conciliatory stances.
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"In terms of international relations water will become a determining factor," FORCE's Sharmer said.
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People have a lot to say about social and political issues and international relations.
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And trust is the glue that ties international relations, and the global economy, together.
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The truth is, defining space could make international relations and regulations a little murkier.
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Mathew Davies is head of the International Relations Department at The Australian National University.
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Damage to the Philippines' international relations and diplomatic crises are the least of it.
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Peter Robert Woodward is Emeritus Professor of Politics and International Relations, University of Reading.
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Geopolitically, the report plays into Macron's evolving policies toward international relations and cultural diplomacy.
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She holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Journalism from Fairfield University.
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It's like he's taking International Relations 101 while being president of the world's superpower.
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It is a positive moment that will turn down the temperature of international relations.
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Zhiqun Zhu is a professor of political science and international relations at Bucknell University.
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Mathew Davies is Head of the International Relations Department at The Australian National University.
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Her masters in international relations had led to a distinguished career in international diplomacy.
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The younger generation wants us to play a part in international relations and communication.
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She graduated from Mount Holyoke College and received a master's degree in international relations.
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Some foreign policy specialists said that was just the distasteful reality of international relations.
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Her grandfather worked for the United Nations, so she saw international relations as glamorous.
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A year later, the Foreign Ministry sent her to study international relations at Oxford.
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Openly assassinating such a man would break all of the norms of international relations.
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The gravity of Putin's retaliatory move was not lost on most international relations observers.
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In international relations, he consistently praises brutal strongmen while heaping scorn on democratic leaders.
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International relations only got a glancing treatment, largely in the context of climate change.
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"There has to be more than a zero sum game in these international relations."
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He conducted research on the history of river transport and she studied international relations.
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She graduated from Boston University in 2011 with degrees in international relations and economics.
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The public event was hosted by UCLA's Burkle Center for International Relations on Monday.
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"The United States has not hit rock bottom in our international relations," says Eoyang.
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International relations scholars understand the conditions for peace, international order, and basic human rights.
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Lindbergh also photographed political theory professor Anastasia Ignatova of Moscow State University of International Relations.
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At the same time, I believe this will also have an effect on international relations.
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What's new: President Trump's statement underscores his administration's transactional, zero-sum view of international relations.
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He wanted to major in international relations and hoped to become an ambassador one day.
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But Pace argues that Obama's NASA has been marked by a deterioration in international relations.
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That act violated a central tenet of modern international relations -- that national borders are inviolate.
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In contrast, Haley, a state lawmaker before becoming governor, has little experience in international relations.
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Simon Mabon is a lecturer in international relations of the Middle East at Lancaster University.
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It could have major ramifications not only in the security industry but in international relations.
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"These families use their international relations like a multinational corporation would do," notes Mr Oonk.
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Health concerns aside, it's unclear how slashing international relations funding will make our country safer.
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Christopher Lamont is an associate professor of international relations at Tokyo International University in Japan.
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Dillon is a junior at Mount Holyoke College studying International Relations and Middle Eastern Studies.
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As international relations expert Richard Gowan of the European Council on Foreign Relations told Vox.
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A purely transactional relationship with other countries ignores the differences between business and international relations.
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The only female finalist, Nemah Adawiah, 0003, studies international relations at Birzeit University near Ramallah.
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She also received a master's degree in international relations and international communication from Boston University.
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These disputes touch every aspect of international relations, from interstate conflict to the World Cup.
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There would be a "Common Marketization" of international relations and the world would achieve homeostasis.
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She is a graduate of Scripps College, where she studied international relations and Jewish studies.
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This week's headlines invoked a fantasy version of the British Museum's role in international relations.
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A principle taught in international relations is that a rising power could threaten global stability.
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What consequences has Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance already had on international relations and world business interests?
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Mr. Allison, 34, is a candidate for a doctoral degree in international relations at Yale.
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Mr. Victor is a professor of international relations at the University of California, San Diego.
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Before entering public service in 21970, Kissinger was a professor of international relations at Harvard.
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He received a master's degree in international relations with distinction from Cambridge University in England.
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The bride's father is the Frederick L. Schuman Professor of International Relations at Williams College.
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Ocasio-Cortez graduated from the university in 2011 with degrees in international relations and economics.
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That same year he married Zara Alice Shakow, who became a historian of international relations.
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She is a junior at Mount Holyoke College studying International Relations and Middle Eastern Studies.
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Ms. Heekin-Canedy, 28, is pursuing a master's degree in international relations at Tufts University.
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Google had not informed its head of international relations about the decision ahead of time.
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Dr. Victor is a professor of international relations at the University of California, San Diego.
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China resolutely opposes the proposal, which infringes international law and international relations norms, she added.
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Ziv is an assistant professor of international relations at American University's School of International Service.
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It is the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, not the School of International Relations.
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I was in the Woodrow Wilson School of international relations and public policy at Princeton.
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I was in the Woodrow Wilson School of international relations and public policy at Princeton.
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The bride received a master's degree in international relations from the London School of Economics.
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Before entering public service in 22014, Kissinger was a professor of international relations at Harvard.
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Matthew Goodwin is a professor of politics and international relations at the University of Kent.
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The world needs a vision of international relations which shores up, promulgates and defends liberal ideals.
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She graduated from Boston University in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in international relations and economics.
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Mauricio Santoro is a professor of international relations at the State University of Rio de Janeiro.
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Mark Galeotti of the Institute of International Relations in Prague describes this approach as "guerrilla geopolitics".
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She captures each event — from Air Force One sleepovers to international relations snafus — with incredible detail.
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Ohio State professor Randall Schweller is a rarity in the international relations field: a Trump supporter.
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He earned an MLitt in International Relations from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar in 2004.
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In college, a professor of international relations once asked me in class where I was from.
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It talks of "building a new type of international relations", but is devoid of new ideas.
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Simon Mabon is a lecturer in international relations of the Middle East at the Lancaster University.
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Kassy Dillon is a junior at Mount Holyoke College studying International Relations and Middle Eastern Studies.
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To be sure, the heads of state themselves still dictate the tone of international relations overall.
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In 2013 Ms May initially refused a public inquiry into the Litvinenko case, citing "international relations".
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They argue that the Kellogg-Briand Pact, formed in response to WWI, fundamentally altered international relations.
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Kassy Dillon is a senior at Mount Holyoke College studying International Relations and Middle Eastern Studies.
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Ocasio-Cortez graduated from Boston University in 2011 with a degree in economics and international relations.
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Part of the first post-Communism generation, she developed a passion for politics and international relations.
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In February, 1989, Francis Fukuyama gave a talk on international relations at the University of Chicago.
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The bride's father retired as a vice president specializing in international relations for Anadarko Petroleum Corporation.
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The Gun serves as a simplistic shorthand for the complexities of history and evolving international relations.
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She enrolled at U.C.L.A. when she was 16 and graduated with a degree in international relations.
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The War of 113 certainly does support Trump's underlying view that things change in international relations.
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The real estate magnate's unconventional campaign prompted uncertainty about how his administration will handle international relations.
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Mr. Lotito, 29, is pursuing a doctorate in political science focusing on international relations at Columbia.
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"It's not necessary to kill Huawei," said Cheng Xiaohe, professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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The relationship between the United Kingdom and Australia is not usually a flashpoint in international relations.
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She also holds a master's degree in international relations and international economics from Johns Hopkins University.
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"China opposes the use of force in international relations," Yi said, according to the online posting.
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After the election, I went back to basics — books on introductory international relations, economics and history.
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Mr. Trump has mainstreamed Paulite thinking on America's international relations, whether you like it or not.
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We will need a steady hand to repair the damage to international relations done by Trump.
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Mr. Baker graduated in 226 with a degree in international relations and a minor in Chinese.
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She graduated from Kenyon College and received a master's degree in international relations from Johns Hopkins.
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Mr. Simon is an analyst at the Quincy Institute and teaches international relations at Colby College.
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China's foreign ministry said on Friday it consistently opposes the use of force in international relations.
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Pelosi also said she doesn't believe Trump understands international relations or his party's tax reform plan.
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And a breakdown of international relations has led to tariffs, uncertainty, and full-blown trade wars.
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Benjamin L. Shaver is a graduate student at the University of Chicago's Committee on International Relations.
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Kassy Dillon is a senior at Mount Holyoke College studying International Relations and Middle Eastern Studies.
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Possible legitimate reasons would include time of war or an emergency in international relations, he said.
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Talk is usually cheap in international relations, except when a state is accused of war crimes.
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"The loss of prestige is a big problem for China and Xi, who wants everyone else to view China as an essential actor of international relations, especially in the Northeast Asian context," said Zhang Baohui, a professor of international relations at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.
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Creating a vacuum in international relations is risky, Guterres told a packed news conference room: "If the United States disengage in relation to many aspects of foreign policy and many aspects of international relations, it will be unavoidable that other actors will occupy that space," he said.
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These scholars, sometimes referred to as the "Howard School" of international relations, include a number of luminaries typically overlooked in white histories of world politics: philosopher Alain Locke, scholar-practitioner Ralph Bunche, and Merze Tate, the first black woman to receive a PhD in international relations.
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The top 10 most tweeted-about moments spanned across pop culture, sports, international relations, and social activism.
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Meanwhile, Ryan felt she was stagnating in an international relations degree that just didn't resonate with her.
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Corker is the most powerful politician in Congress when it comes to oversight of America's international relations.
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He went to Brown University, graduating in 1983 with a degree in international relations and political science.
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Soares has a business background, and Gong worked in international relations before assuming full-time church positions.
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Even though she always wanted to become an actress, Markle actually majored in international relations at Northwestern.
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She was 19 years old and ambitious, double-majoring in political philosophy and international relations, and drama.
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The document was signed by South African International Relations Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane and dated Oct. 19.
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Zach plans to be an engineer, while Nick sees himself double majoring in international relations and economics.
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More recent centuries give little reason to think that the nature of international relations has fundamentally changed.
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Wang was formerly an academic at Shanghai's Fudan University, specializing first in international relations and then law.
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On France's international relations, Macron challenged Le Pen on her closeness to Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
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But as the speech progressed, it turned out to be an exercise in passive-aggressive international relations.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 2800 ANCHOR: International relations factor in to today's top stories on CNN 2300.
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Abroad the move triggered diplomatic protests, but seems to have done little damage to Indonesia's international relations.
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"It was like an internship that broadened my experience in international relations," she says of the experience.
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Sports, we are told, support everything from health and social mobility to warmer international relations and peace.
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He earned an M.A. in international relations and an M.P.A. from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University.
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"There is a saying in international relations, don't let a good crisis go to waste," said Park.
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Successful international relations and diplomacy among allies have to be based on a basic level of trust.
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Tiffany Trump is a sociology major, and Naomi Biden studied international relations, according to the university directory.
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The mushroom cloud casts a long shadow and completely defined the way the U.S. conducts international relations.
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Fukuyama was betting on present trends continuing, always a high-risk gamble in the international-relations business.
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She graduated cum laude from Duke, and received a master's degree in international relations from Johns Hopkins.
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"One does not manage international relations as an insults competition," Jean-Yves le Drian told Europe radio.
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She graduated from Harvard and received a master's degree in international relations and economics from Johns Hopkins.
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Moritz Pieper, Lecturer in International Relations, University of Salford This article was originally published on The Conversation.
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He was on the debate team and in the forensics and international relations clubs, the school said.
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But in international relations, it's not only deeds that matter; words also do, especially the American president's.
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He graduated from Harvard and received a doctoral degree in international relations from Oxford University in England.
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Rubio developed a reputation in the Senate as a budding expert on international relations and national security.
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Noah holds an MSc in International Relations Theory from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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These are the sorts of signals, not a leader's offhand comments, that matter most in international relations.
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Defenders of the administration reply that moral issues and soft power do not matter in international relations.
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"He is more direct," said Luisa Santos, the director for international relations at BusinessEurope, an industry group.
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"Trump is frustrated with his own critics," said Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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She graduated from the University of California, Davis, with a dual degree in international relations and French.
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China's UN Ambassador Zhang Jun said the US violated basic norms of international relations by killing Soleimani.
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The bride's degree is in media and communications, the groom's in theory and history of international relations.
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One of battlegrounds was the International Relations Professional Discussions group on LinkedIn, founded and managed by DeMourot.
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Germany discusses showing more leadership in international relations but has trouble seeing past its own economic interests.
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General Colin Powell, former secretary of State, remains a dynamic force in international relations and political affairs.
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Barakat, who had recently finished a master's degree in international relations, was working for the education ministry.
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Tsai says any perceived aloofness is due to her keen focus on government affairs and international relations.
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In his Johns Hopkins address, Sanders offered a big-picture reading of this moment in international relations.
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Arriving in Sweden: How soon can we put this woman in charge of all of our international relations?
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Beyond the consequences for international relations, software surreptitiously sold by the North Korean government poses considerable security risks.
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Adding personnel uncertainties to that mix is underscoring the sense of instability that Trump has brought international relations.
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Leen Dweik is a senior at New York University studying international relations and Middle Eastern and Islamic studies.
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"We BRICS countries should…play a constructive role in building a new type of international relations," he said.
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As trade continues to weigh on international relations, professionals with expertise in this domain are in high demand.
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The film focuses on international relations and the social culture being merged between the Chinese and American employees.
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In particular the report warns of possible "unintended consequences" stemming from the president's immigration policies and international relations.
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Additionally, reneging on the agreement would also damage international relations in ways that even Trump might not like.
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Born in 1976, Cetinkaya holds a dual degree in international relations and sociology from the prestigious Bogazici University.
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This is relatively uncharted territory, because it represents a tension between international diplomacy, international relations, and legal liability.
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It's about breaking down political systems and the rules that normally govern international relations — not creating new ones.
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Security calculations are increasingly fused with political considerations across the Persian Gulf, shaping domestic politics and international relations.
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In both football and international relations, El Salvador and Honduras share a troubled and at times violent past.
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Martin Edwards is an Associate Professor at the School of Diplomacy and International Relations at Seton Hall University.
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But he did not enjoy science and instead went on to earn a bachelor's degree in international relations.
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She graduated from St. Louis University and received a master's in economics and international relations from Johns Hopkinsty.
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They embarrass governments, cause businesses to be skeptical of international partners, and hang an albatross on international relations.
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It's too early in his presidency to tell definitively whether his negotiating tactics will work in international relations.
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In 353, she enrolled in UCLA to study political science with a specialization in Middle Eastern international relations.
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She earned a master's in international relations from the School of International Service at American University in Washington.
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"This is all about optics," said Harsh V. Pant, an international relations professor at King's College in London.
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SOUTH AFRICA IS WORKING HARD TO RESTORE CALM AFTER ATTACKS ON FOREIGN-OWNED BUSINESSES INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MINISTER PANDOR
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He served on the Foreign Affairs Committee and became increasingly involved in international relations and human rights issues.
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He also found time to attend Yale, receiving master's degrees in 1949 in international relations and civil engineering.
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Those who would argue otherwise are either ignorant of history, the politics of international relations or willfully blind.
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Mr. Feinberg was raised in a wealthy Chicago suburb and studied international relations at the University of Pennsylvania.
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On Monday a Senate aide identified the professor as Joseph Mifsud, a London-based professor of international relations.
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I am now successful, independent, and working in international relations and development in Washington, D.C., which I love.
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That was how the Russian Empire and Soviet Union conducted international relations — dominate, control and absorb neighboring lands.
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He is associate professor of Chinese studies at Yonsei University in Seoul, not assistant professor of international relations.
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Collective action is possible, even preferable, but sovereign nations remain the foundation of international relations, not supranational organizations.
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He held a Ph.D. in history and was a graduate of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
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Mr. Dostyar is the former director general for international relations and regional cooperation at Afghanistan's National Security Council.
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Aref Dostyar is the former director general for international relations and regional cooperation at Afghanistan's National Security Council.
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"At home my father consults me about everything now," said Pelin Uces, 26, a student in international relations.
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After all, our entire system of international relations is rooted in a self-defiling habitat of unrelenting violence.
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He has a master's degree in international relations, but he spent most of his career doing administrative work.
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But ultimately it will probably make us more cynical than we already are about what drives international relations.
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One of my majors at Duke University was international relations so I've always had an interest in politics.
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To find out, I called up Robert Farley, a professor of international relations at the University of Kentucky.
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She graduated from the College of Charleston and received a master's degree in international relations from American University.
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More recently, the well-known international relations blog Duck of Minerva linked to 70 blogs earlier this year.
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Evidence shows that students who read political science blogs in international relations perform better than those who don't.
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His subsequent scholarly pursuits included a role as a contributing editor of Survival, an academic international relations journal.
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"It's a bad result, it's a humiliation," said Cheng Xiaohe, an associate professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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The best-selling author, businessman and regular TV commentator delivers smart commentary on financial markets, international relations and economics.
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The best case I've seen comes from Dan Drezner, a professor of international relations at Tufts University's Fletcher School.
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"But ... that's got nothing to do with international relations, like invading Crimea and poisoning people in Britain," he said.
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But the damage it does to the army's reputation and Pakistan's international relations make that option less attractive today.
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WHEN SCHOLARS of international relations predict that the 553s will be a "Chinese century", they are not being premature.
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Authier cast her absentee vote in Massachusetts and said international relations, especially for economic progress, was important to her.
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Mr Rees: Even within the next decade or two, technology will disrupt working patterns, national economies and international relations.
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EVERY FEW YEARS Foreign Affairs, a magazine about international relations, provokes a fracas in a neighbouring discipline, international economics.
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The work invoked a deeply held political metaphor, in which international relations are imagined as akin to romantic ones.
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The free flow of information within and between nation states is essential to business, international relations and social cohesion.
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Upheavals in trade agreements and international relations might push up prices for imports and exports, the report further noted.
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In college I declared a major in international relations at the last minute and also studied languages and economics.
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And serving as Denmark's, and indeed the world's, first tech ambassador required him to rewrite the international relations playbook.
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In the late 1970s, Boutros-Ghali shifted from talking and teaching about international relations to being part of them.
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"They're very dedicated to having those capabilities," says Troy University's Daniel Pinkston, who currently teaches international relations in Seoul.
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The FOI documents were heavily redacted, in many cases citing an exemption where disclosure could damage Australia's international relations.
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Violence and flows of money are picking up, says Akhmet Yarlykapov of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
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Yasir Hussain is a an expert in Middle Eastern politics and international relations at Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad.
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Zahid is a philosophy student in the School of Politics and International Relations, Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan.
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Do you agree with the theme of what Secretary Pompeo said that that is the norm in international relations.
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The current predicament is also related to broader trends in the American school of political science and international relations.
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The Prime Minister touched on an array of topics, including tech investment in the UK, Brexit and international relations.
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This "Così" is the latest offering from a festival that has been refreshingly reflective about interracial and international relations.
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Throughout his presidency, he has shown again and again how little he cares about the details of international relations.
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When Game of Thrones premiered, all the way back in 2011, I was a graduate student studying international relations.
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He received a law degree from Columbia and a master's degree in international relations from Cambridge University in England.
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She received a master's degree in international relations from Cambridge University in England, and a law degree from Stanford.
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"He moved quickly and ruthlessly," said Daniel A. Pinkston, a Seoul-based professor of international relations at Troy University.
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From international relations to domestic cultural politics, the future of the county feels unsettled and uncertain to many Americans.
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Russian intelligence understands that today's professor of international relations may be tomorrow's assistant secretary of state, and vice versa.
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Korey studied international relations at Brown hoping to work in nonprofits, Feldman wrote, but ended up in retail instead.
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One key, then, to Europe obtaining "strategic autonomy" in international relations, is obtaining a capacity for independent financial transactions.
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The Daily, University of Washington The university announced the creation of the Center for International Relations & Cultural Leadership Exchange.
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"This goes against the basic principles of international relations," Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, said yesterday.
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Dr. Guillemin was a professor of international relations and anthropology at Boston College, where she taught for 33 years.
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"It's alarming and it's peculiar," said Tim Sayle, who heads the International Relations Program at the University of Toronto.
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He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from West Point and a masters in international relations from Webster University.
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He graduated from the University of San Diego, from which he also received a master's degree in international relations.
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"Diplomacy and international relations do not forgive amateurism, they need a thoughtful attitude and professional approach," the party said.
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He graduated from Harvard and received a master's degree in international relations from the University of Cambridge in England.
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In my view, international relations would have a more secure footing if America were less isolated in sporting terms.
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As much as we would all love to get along, there are fundamental differences that screw up our international relations.
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Mashable asked real-world Maesters in diplomacy, international relations, medieval war history and economics to put their PhDs to use.
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He also said USC will host an Iranian professor of international relations, Mahmood Sariolghalam of Shahid Beheshti University, this year.
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"We're going to have two presidents looking inward," said Celia Toro, expert on international relations at El Colegio de México.
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The story of Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance — and likely murder — is exposing rifts in how to treat basic international relations norms.
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It's Trump's theory of international relations: He praises and flatters leaders by name, while pursuing tough policies against their countries.
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"This is not the cold war," says Matias Spektor, who teaches international relations at the Fundação Getulio Vargas, a university.
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They also discussed different issues of the Russian-British cooperation in the sphere of international relations, diplomacy, science and education.
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The Paris City Hall official said the allegations against Ventura involved a male employee from the mayor's international relations team.
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One part of government seizing some kind of monopoly in international relations will not be beneficial and is hardly possible.
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"It is a significant move," said Mekelberg, who is also the head of international relations at Regent's University in London.
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He will officially leave the Air Force in November 2016 and plans on attending college, perhaps to study international relations.
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Lisa Cook, Ph.D. is associate professor, Economics and International Relations, at Michigan State University, and past president, National Economic Association.
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Gloria P. Viñolas is an international journalist and a guest lecturer of journalism and international relations at Ramon Llull University.
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As we know, trust and confidence are the coins of the realm in all matters and especially in international relations.
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The more plausible scenario is the billiard ball model of international relations, with self-interested states competing against each other.
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More than his predecessors, the current occupant of the White House views international relations through a lens of personal relations.
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Don Peebles, CEO and chairman of The Peebles Corporation, also gave Trump high marks when it comes to international relations.
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One senior Western diplomat in Asmara said the operation indicated "another little opening" in Eritrea's bid to improve international relations.
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The economy comes first to mind, but it will not stop there — trade, international relations, national security, all will exist.
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In his speech, Biden painted a grim picture of international relations that included the United States losing influence and credibility.
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International relations and national security should not be conducted like an exercise in public relations or a reality TV show.
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"We have never found an equilibrium," said Roberto Russell, a professor of international relations at Torcuato di Tella University here.
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Her stance, she said, reflected concerns about "international relations," widely assumed to be code for Britain's ties to the Kremlin.
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"International relations cannot be held captive to military force, mutual intimidation, and the parading of stockpiles of arms," Francis said.
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She graduated from Mount Holyoke College and received a master's degree in international relations and international economics from Johns Hopkins.
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Vladimir Frolov, a scholar of international relations, called Russia's move a "symbolic gesture" prompted by Ms. Bensouda's report on Crimea.
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Dinshaw MistryCincinnatiThe writer, a professor of international relations at the University of Cincinnati, is the author of "Containing Missile Proliferation."
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The analogy I use is that international relations has for a long time been played within the 40-yard lines.
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Sara Sadhwani is a PhD candidate in the political science and international relations program at the University of Southern California.
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"China needs to know North Korea's calculations," said Da Wei, a professor at the University of International Relations in Beijing.
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"Xi is exploiting the space that America voluntarily abandoned," said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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EJ ChoAge: 35From: Seoul, South Korea; assistant manager, international relations and special events at the Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art.
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He earned a law degree from the Sorbonne in 1949 and a master's in international relations from Harvard in 1950.
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Mr. Jubeir, who earned a master's degree in international relations from Georgetown University, has held a number of diplomatic posts.
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"We attach importance on our relationship with Japan," said Ren Xiao, professor of international relations at Fudan University in Shanghai.
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"It's a win for North Korea," Daniel Pinkston, an international relations expert at South Korea's Troy University, told VICE News.
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"Most Chinese are very supportive of the iron fist policy," said Zhu Feng, a professor of international relations in Nanjing.
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To find out, I asked an expert: Jonathan Renshon, a professor of international relations at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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This time what's at stake isn't abstract in the mind of the average American, like constitutional law or international relations.
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The story of Japan's soft power, loosely defined as economic and cultural influence in international relations, is a complicated one.
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This is evident in America's 800-strong presence in Niger, says Rida Lyammouri of the Netherlands Institute for International Relations.
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He graduated from Johns Hopkins University and received a master's degree in international relations from the London School of Economics.
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Mr. Trump has made clear he thinks international relations are built in part on his personal chemistry with foreign leaders.
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"OK, Barack Obama made some mistakes," said Fawaz Gerges, a professor of international relations at the London School of Economics.
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Finally, we dive into a specific example of a global humanitarian crisis to consider compassion with regard to international relations.
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"It seriously violates the basic norms governing international relations, interferes in China's internal affairs, and undermines China's interests," he said.
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Jose Aybar is a native of Puerto Rico and holds a Ph.D. in international relations from the Claremont Graduate School.
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" Elites may not like it, observed Damon Linker in The Week, but "the President views international relations in transactional terms.
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Baidinejad said in his post that Durri Esfahani has worked for Iran in international relations for more than two decades.
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But during the Mexican presidential campaign, talk of international relations, specifically with the neighbor to the north, was notably absent.
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He also graduated with honors from the University of St. Andrews, in Scotland, with a master's degree in international relations.
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Constantino Pischedda is an assistant professor of international relations in the department of political science at the University of Miami.
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Joining me now is one of the truth sages of history of international relations, Victor Davis Hanson of the Hoover Institution.
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International Relations In addition to altering Canadian society, cannabis legalization will change the way Canada is perceived on the world stage.
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Here is a look at what&aposs at stake, and what the election results mean for Turkey and its international relations.
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Trump's view -- that international relations can be conducted with the former tactics of a real estate magnate -- is being seriously exposed.
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" But Obama ranked fifth from the bottom on "relations with Congress," and got a middling 24th best score on "international relations.
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It also raises moral questions in international relations: Can the US proceed with a multibillion-dollar arms deal with the kingdom?
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When it comes to the affairs of state, she's likely to forget more about international relations than Trump will ever know.
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"I think this can backfire on China," warned Daniel Pinkston, a South Korea-based lecturer on international relations with Troy University.
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His most recent position was as the director of international business development and vice president of international relations and technical development.
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A judge cannot simply invalidate a policy with implications for international relations just because the judge personally would have preferred another.
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She holds a doctorate degree in international relations from Oxford University and a master's degree in public health from Columbia University.
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Median salary: $81,430Math importance level: 25These college teachers and professors instruct students in political science, international affairs and international relations courses.
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Their academic backgrounds aren't just in technical subjects common at Facebook headquarters: some have degrees in security studies and international relations.
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Commentary by Nicholas Grossman, a lecturer in International Relations at the University of Iowa, where he teaches about drones and terrorism.
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In addition to her role at RICE, Boru also teaches English to recent émigrés and studies International Relations at Syracuse University.
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As a former secretary of state she is far more experienced on all matters concerning America's international relations than her rival.
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Crowley submitted her dissertation in 2000 in partial completion of her Ph.D. in international relations at Columbia University, the magazine noted.
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It's up to Democrats and any remaining Never-Trump Republicans to take a stand against this Darwinian approach to international relations.
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He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Nottingham (UK) and a Master's degree in International Relations from Johns Hopkins SAIS.
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"He had the moral courage to speak out," said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing.
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Karla Jones is the director of the American Legislative Exchange Council's Task Force on International Relations and Task Force on Federalism.
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China's official Xinhua news agency reported that Wang again raised the "suspension for suspension" proposal at an international relations conference Saturday.
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When it comes to international relations, Trump and Amlo verge on isolationism and show a disturbing inclination to support undemocratic power.
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"I'm against purges; I'm against witch hunts," said Akin Unver, a professor of international relations at Kadir Has University in Istanbul.
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His analysis of power relates to both interpersonal relationships and international relations, and it is fundamental to his worldview on both.
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Social and behavioral science research has been critical to helping us respond effectively to disasters, enhance intelligence, and improve international relations.
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The stark difference between reality and Trump's rhetoric suggests the president lacks a coherent foreign policy, international relations experts have said.
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Zhiqun Zhu, PhD, is Professor of Political Science and International Relations at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa. View the discussion thread.
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He graduated from the University of Virginia and received a master's degree in international relations and international economics from Johns Hopkins.
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What we did not realize at the time was how much that event would alter the basic fabric of international relations.
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He is a senior fellow at the Burkle Center for International Relations at UCLA and chief executive of Renew America Together.
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Moreover — and no less important — friendly, outgoing foreign visitors can do a lot for international relations at a grass-roots level.
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"The points made after Mahathir could be defined as pragmatic retrenchment," said Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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"The current escalation of the situation around Syria has a devastating impact on the whole system of international relations," he added.
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" Laila, who studied international relations in college, and isn't a formally trained chef, elaborated: "I get very obsessive about an ingredient.
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" They've also been bad for "social science fields that most closely resemble humanistic ones — sociology, anthropology, international relations and political science.
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To the Editor: Many of us watch these developments in international relations with a mix of sadness, anxiety and extreme anger.
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A 2015 poll found Turks hold unfavorable views about other countries, distrust international institutions and prefer Turkish unilateralism in international relations.
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But there was one issue notably absent from his populist oratory: international relations, specifically those with the neighbor to the north.
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"We don't know the real content of the conversation," said Cheng Xiaohe, an associate professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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"China wants the Americans to talk directly with North Korea," said Cheng Xiaohe, associate professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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But with Vice President Mike Pence scheduled to visit Indonesia in April, politicians here are unconcerned about effects on international relations.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled in two instances the surname of a professor of international relations at Fudan University.
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James Jay Carafano is a vice president at The Heritage Foundation, where he directs the think tank's research on international relations.
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"If Bolton becomes the national security adviser, the United States has not hit rock bottom in our international relations," says Eoyang.
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" Another speaker, Jin Canrong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing, told Global Times: "China is a dragon.
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From 22003 to 22004, he was chairman of the International Relations Committee, as the House Foreign Affairs Committee was then known.
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The basic challenge of international relations is that there are more problems than solutions, and we should give diplomacy a chance.
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Chinese students have also experienced visa-related issues, as President Trump's trade war continues to strain international relations, writes the Times.
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Today he is based at Stanford University and is a member of a handful of think tanks specializing in international relations.
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No one accuses scholars in international relations as being ideologically motivated for observing warmongering or international exchanges that threaten American security.
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International relations scholars disagree on these issues, with many arguing that the US really ought to scale down its global commitments.
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In Vox's Borders series, Johnny travels the globe to listen to the people living on the front lines of international relations.
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He grew up in Iran, Somalia, Kenya, Egypt and the United States, studying international relations at Tufts and urban planning at Rutgers.
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"Arms racing is a cascading phenomenon," Rajesh Basrur, professor of international relations at Singapore-based Nanyang Technological University, said in a note.
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Trump's behavior has shown how a single tweet can shake world markets, strain international relations, and directly influence abhorrent acts of violence.
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But pinning the attack on China adds an important new dimension, both in terms of the Equifax incident itself and international relations.
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"You don't see concrete results," said Laurence Nardon, the director of the North America program at the French Institute of International Relations.
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But this blur is particularly enjoyable, a concoction involving Hitler's dog, a Finnish guy's dog, Iraq and the absurdities of international relations.
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In 1.73, he enrolled in a master's program in political science at PSU with a focus on international relations and comparative politics.
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Political Intern After double-majoring in theater and international relations, Meghan worked at the U.S Embassy in Argentina during her senior year.
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Your article on China's "Sharp power" (December 16th) was based on the outdated belief that international relations is a zero-sum game.
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A longtime professor of international relations at Georgetown University, Mrs Albright hears, and deplores, cries of "fascist" by hotheads on all sides.
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This, to my mind, represents a failure by the Night King to understand what international relations scholars call the "offense/defense" balance.
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"A lot of this is posturing for domestic political purposes," says Soli Ozel, an international relations expert at Istanbul's Kadir Has University.
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"According to TASS, Putin said, "Sacrificing Russian-American relations to U.S. domestic affairs is bad, because it disrupts international relations in general.
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So drawing on your expertise in international relations, you think Trump's first year of grenade-rolling foreign policy has been pretty effective?
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Well, [international relations scholars] did; we took out a full page in the New York Times saying this was a stupid idea.
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Particularly in terms of what you do at the State department, and in terms of international relations, dealing with allies and others.
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Iran's rulers have been divided between a pragmatic faction that aims for better international relations, and hardliners who are wary of reforms.
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Mark Galeotti is a senior researcher at UMV, the Institute of International Relations Prague, and coordinator of its Centre for European Security.
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For many outside the United States, Trump's pledge to rewrite the play book on trade and international relations prompted defensive gold buying.
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Paul W Hamill is a national security expert and principal at Logan International Relations, neither of which receives any defense company funding.
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"They think that power in Caracas still lies with the regime," says Matias Spektor, a professor of international relations in São Paulo.
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Speaking at Russia's premier annual Valdai conference in October 2016 Putin said that Africa cannot be on the periphery of international relations.
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He graduated from the University of Kent and received a master's in international relations from the University of Bristol, both in England.
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"The switch is the result of strategic necessity rather than personal choice," said Deniz Ulke Aribogan, international relations professor at Istanbul University.
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The White House chief of staff, who worried that the speech's tone was "unpresidential," warned against a needless rattling of international relations.
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"The economic dimension of this relationship is relatively weak," said Harsh V. Pant, a professor in International Relations at King's College London.
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South Africa's Department of International Relations and Cooperation said it was looking into the incident and had no further details at present.
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"AMLO supports NAFTA but would not bet on fostering international relations, particularly in an era of trade tensions," said TS Lombard's Arias.
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"Maybe he will decrease the commitment to Pacific security issues," said Shin Kawashima, professor of international relations at the University of Tokyo.
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The North American, European, and Russian Arctics are three very different places in terms of politics, accessibility, operating environment, and international relations.
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"The Japanese side is relying on Putin's personal will," said Dmitry Streltsov, a professor at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
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The Chinese are increasingly using their regulatory might to gain influence in the global economy, according to one expert in international relations.
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The two countries have been discussing the issue since 1991 but the matter is not settled, legal and international relations experts said.
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The skater continued her education further by earning master's degree in international relations from Tufts University's Fletcher School of Diplomacy in 2011.
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Mnuchin visited UCLA on Monday to take part in a conversation about the economy at the school's Burkle Center for International Relations.
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Francis didn't directly mention the U.S. or North Korea in his remarks, but warned against holding international relations "captive" over arms negotiations.
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"China gives the decision making on security to the American side," said Jin Canrong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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"China's Foreign Ministry on Tuesday slammed Navarro's "lies," and said he has "threaten[ed] and undermine[d] normal international relations and order.
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As Dunkley pulls on various threads, the grim plot unfolds outward into secretive international relations between Australia, China and the United States.
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"The way he's run his campaign is very clever," said Matias Spektor, a professor of international relations at Fundação Getulio Vargas University.
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This president cannot be ignored because he is already profoundly transforming international relations, well beyond promoting unilateralism at the expense of multilateralism.
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He graduated with bachelor's degrees in economics and in history and international relations, and received an M.B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.
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On Tuesday, the lawmakers framed their interest in sports fraud around international relations and broader networks of crime that can accompany cheating.
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Meanwhile, Inslee offered a great deal of policy ideas on domestic energy, weaving climate into international relations, agriculture policy, and much more.
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F.B.I. agents have been surveilling Ms. Butina, who graduated in May with a master's degree in international relations, for the past year.
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"I think it is bold, innovative but unrealistic," said Zhang Baohui, a professor of international relations at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.
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"They do this all the time," said Daniel Pinkston, a lecturer in international relations at Troy University who is based in Seoul.
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"It is a political decision in the final analysis," said Jia Qingguo, an associate dean at Peking University's School of International Relations.
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But handicapping Huawei also has economic benefits for the U.S., particularly amid Trump's call for an "America First" approach to international relations.
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"There is no possibility for China to fix the situation," said Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing.
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"Women have long-argued that they should be able to control their bodies," South Africa's International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor told reporters.
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"Subverting the summit would bring even bigger uncertainties to China," said Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing.
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She graduated from Washington University in St. Louis and received a master's degree in international relations from University Belgrano in Buenos Aires.
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Obama demonstrated this with his approach to international relations, and Trump has done so with his episodic support for gun control measures.
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But the former official said it was refreshing to see the top U.S. diplomat out front on an issue of international relations.
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The boy wanted to study international relations, but that seemed to mean he wanted to study abroad and drink in new countries.
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Murphy emphasized his service on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to prosecute the case that Trump's leaky White House hurts international relations.
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The Constitution does grant a number of international relations powers to the president, but it also limits those powers in various ways.
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"All Russian intel agencies are competitive and carnivorous," Mark Galeotti, a Russia expert at the Institute of International Relations in Prague, said.
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"The United States' understanding of international relations is authoritarian," said President Hassan Rouhani said in his address to the General Assembly Tuesday.
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David C. Kang is a professor of international relations at the University of Southern California, where he directs the Korean Studies Institute.
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That makes it interesting for future international-relations scholars to study — but also vulnerable to sudden changes of personnel or presidential mood.
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Actually, the series seems to be a favorite of many social scientists, like international relations expert turned part time pundit Dan Drezner.
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Some of the optimism of the market in seeing a normalisation of international relations between Western countries and Russia has started to evaporate.
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It was a time of volatile international relations, as the African colonies fought for independence and the war raged between Communism and capitalism.
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What ensues is a deeply moving (and entertaining) story of two country's golden boys defying custom and giving "international relations" a new meaning.
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And you don't need to be a grand strategist with a Ph.D. in international relations to understand the value of such a move.
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Chosen from nearly 10,000 applications, the participants come from 44 countries, said Bernadette Meehan, the Obama Foundation&aposs executive director of international relations.
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Trump's own view of international relations — as a zero-sum extortion racket — explains his policies better than a few stray comments from Putin.
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Donald Trump wants the American people to believe he is the foreign policy whisperer, the Cesar Millan of international relations and national security.
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In 2012, she moved to New York City to complete a dual-masters degree program in journalism and international relations at Columbia University.
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Mark Galeotti is a senior research fellow at the Institute of International Relations Prague and an expert on Russian foreign and security affairs.
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China and the U.K. have a long history of international relations with around 400 years of diplomacy and trade between the two nations.
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That might work in the realm of reality television but it's a dangerous path when it comes to international relations and national security.
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Here's each one and what they do, from supporting arts and public television to building infrastructure and studying international relations: http://bit.ly/21625m2900itP220006.
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For answers to those questions, I called up Mark Galeotti, senior non-resident Fellow at UMV, the Institute of International Relations in Prague.
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Brzezinski, a U.S. international relations scholar, studied at McGill University in Montreal and earned a doctorate degree in political science at Harvard University.
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Vaclav Havel, the brilliant playwright, heroic political dissident, and visionary first president of liberated Czechoslovakia, consistently emphasized the moral element in international relations.
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He graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania and received a master's in international relations at the University of Sussex in England.
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We'd like you to weigh in on any aspect of current affairs: the Democratic race, Congress, international relations, the economy, climate change, etc.
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Kim's government was assiduously improving military capabilities while signaling negotiating demands, said Leif-Eric Easley, an international relations expert at Seoul's Ewha University.
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Mieczyslaw Boduszynski is an assistant professor of international relations at Pomona College in California and a former American diplomat with the State Department.
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"The United States cannot rely on China for North Korea," said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing.
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An identical report ran on the front page of state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun, accompanying an editorial that discussed establishing "fair" international relations.
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South Africa's main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) blamed the ministers of police, international relations and defence for a failure to detain Grace Mugabe.
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"Maybe he will decrease the commitment to Pacific security issues," said Shin Kawashima, a professor of international relations at the University of Tokyo.
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"They should double it — I think China spends too little right now," said Yan Xuetong, dean of Tsinghua University's Institute of International Relations.
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It was Bloom, along with another professor at Chicago, Nathan Tarcov, who invited Fukuyama to give his February, 1989, talk on international relations.
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"It's not a very stable way of conducting international relations, by threatening to mass murder a whole country," Fihn told reporters in Geneva.
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Last year, the government told Tencent and other tech companies to freeze websites which included discussions about history, the military, and international relations.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel bin Ahmed al-Jubeir has said his country's objection to the bill is based on principles of international relations.
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"America is terribly ill," wrote Yuan Peng, the vice president of a state-run research center, the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations.
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There's a new dynamic in international relations, resembling the Cold War of decades past but including China along with the U.S. and Russia.
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He insisted that international relations should be contingent on a country's domestic behavior — and that such a seemingly idealistic stance was ultimately pragmatic.
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If Saudi agents are found to have killed Mr. Khashoggi, the reverberations could sabotage Saudi Arabia's international relations, starting with its neighbor Turkey.
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"Spying is a very popular game in the Balkans," said Milos Solaja, a professor of international relations at the University of Banja Luka.
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Turkey's operation "has everything to do with domestic politics," said Ahmet Han, associate professor in International Relations at Kadir Has University in Istanbul.
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"'Go back to China,'" Mr. Zhu, a professor of international relations, recalled an agent telling him during that visit in January last year.
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"The Trump administration's reaction shows how deeply rooted the regime change instinct is," said Stephen Walt, a Harvard University professor of international relations.
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"This process has potential implications for the rule of law and due process in Cambodia and for the country's international relations," Murphy said.
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Michael Watson is associate director of the Center for the Future of Liberal Society and specializes in international relations with the Hudson Institute.
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The exhibition weaves together a series of artworks that look at topics such as labor, commodities, shipping and receiving, international relations, and more.
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"Turkey's capacity is at a breaking point," Lisel Hintz, assistant professor of international relations and European studies at Johns Hopkins University, told me.
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She graduated from the University of Southern California and received a master's degree in international relations theory from the London School of Economics.
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Here is a look at how the Kurds got to this point, and at the web of strained international relations that surrounds them.
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That if he does offer lessons, they are not found in the study of international relations but in the study of human nature?
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It kept a shine on international relations and greased the skids on massive controversial arms sales, some of which are killing Yemen's civilians.
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"In Kyiv, we have to place bets on the current power in Washington," said Nikolay Kapitonenko, professor at the Institute of International Relations.
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"I note that these have not solved the problems, but they have served to undermine international law and weaken international relations," he said.
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"Today's meeting was inclusive," said Dorothée Schmid, who leads the Middle East and North Africa section of the French Institute for International Relations.
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He graduated magna cum laude from Bowdoin College and received a master's degree in international relations and economics from Johns Hopkins in Washington.
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"How to deal with Trump is a test of statesmanship," said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing.
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"It will have a huge impact across different sectors," says Luisa Santos, director of international relations at Europe's largest business lobbying organization, BusinessEurope.
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Taiwan only has 17 diplomatic allies left around the world as the Chinese government has slowly chipped away at the island's international relations.
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Wang Yiwei, a professor of international relations at Renmin University of China, said Beijing was more wary of Washington's demands for institutional reforms.
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But others in the International Relations discussion group remain banned, including Leven and his attorney Berger, who received permanent membership bans without explanation.
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As far as I'm aware, there's no persuasive empirical international relations scholarship suggesting that signals of "weakness" (American or otherwise) embolden enemy aggression.
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But Air Mail does not seek to compete with, say, Foreign Affairs, the international-relations journal published by the Council on Foreign Relations.
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"It is about validating one another," said Duncan McDonnell, Professor of Politics in the School of Government and International Relations at Griffith University.
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"And basic norms of international relations should be observed, not ignored, certainly not be seen as something you can trade off," he said.
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