But the president remained the indispensable figure in world politics.
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Harman studied foreign policy at the Institute of World Politics.
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He studied foreign policy at the Institute of World Politics.
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Elliot Waldman is an associate editor of World Politics Review.
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They lead the "Borders and Boundaries in World Politics" project.
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In world politics, youth appears to be having a moment.
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It's one of the most recognizable gestures in world politics today.
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"This is like an infected wound in world politics," Eliasson said.
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In the tech world, politics has often been a distant abstraction.
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Lohan's venture into world politics isn't limited to the Syrian crisis.
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Until "Hope," however, the show hadn't tangled with real-world politics.
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And he&aposs clearly a very, very unique character into world politics.
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Trappier also used the release to highlight India's stature within world politics.
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World Politics Review: Why has Switzerland historically maintained loose restrictions on guns?
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STAMFORD 72223nd Street Y Live Stream: World politics lecture with Ralph Buultjens.
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STAMFORD 92nd Street Y Live Stream: World politics lecture with Ralph Buultjens.
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Russia is back, again playing a destructive, diabolical role in world politics.
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Julian Assange is one of the most polarizing characters in world politics today.
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Europe now needed Weltpolitikfähigkeit, "the capability to do world politics", insisted Mr Juncker.
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Charles Diringer Dunst is studying World Politics at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y .
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The president's response will have a dramatic impact on world politics and diplomacy.
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World Politics Review: What are the main drivers of violence in Brazil's prisons?
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It's hard to overstate the significance such events could have for world politics.
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Opinion Columnist National identity is the most powerful force in world politics today.
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Only a quarter-century ago, hope was an active force in world politics.
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Consider technology, world politics and the game of chess itself in your discussion.
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I think we were naïve about what farming and agriculture meant in world politics.
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Diringer Dunst is a student at Hamilton College pursuing a B.A. in World Politics.
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America would refrain from involving itself in 'old world' politics, wars and economic decisions.
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To engage in world politics is to weigh in on matters of life and death.
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Media buyers ... recognize that it's hard to beat real-world politics for intrigue and suspense.
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World Politics Review: How much of a presence does Hezbollah really have in South America?
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It's a problem because Russia is a serious player in world politics and global economics.
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How optimistic are you about the politics of Seed , versus real-world politics right now?
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He graduated and received a master's degree in world politics from Catholic University of America.
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Because of this, world politics always came at me sideways — through the counterargument, not the argument.
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He pointed to the problems inherent in superstates and the fragile alliances that govern world politics.
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World Politics Review: Why has the crisis of drug-related deaths gotten so bad in Scotland?
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Invisible Countries extends Keating's thesis that unusual cases can illuminate the major principles in world politics.
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But he was the first statesman to try to recast world politics according to its principles.
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In this way, Afghanistan serves as a test case for a new stage in world politics.
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To reassume our leadership in world politics, we must repair failings in our politics at home.
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World Politics Review: How extensive is the North Korean practice of poaching in waters claimed by Russia?
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We often hear that world politics is divided between open versus closed societies, between globalists and nationalists.
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EDT: The Institute of World Politics is hosting an event in Washington, D.C., on Russian foreign policy.
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You can see a similar effect play out in nonmilitary parts of world politics, like the economy.
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But engagement in world politics does not necessitate lying to the American people and the world at large.
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What does the emergence of Erik Killmonger, political radical and the film's putative villain, mean for world politics?
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It's all they've ever wanted, and to be a player in world politics is too much to resist.
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World Politics Review: What is the geostrategic significance of the Compacts of Free Association for the United States?
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He truly believes that carving his way through Egypt and meddling in world politics is just a phase.
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But Mr. Freeman's dabbling in real-world politics provoked sharply worded criticisms from Russian officials and news outlets.
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"Until now, we thought that there was no one as petty and absurd in world politics," he said.
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He injects our real-world politics into their utopia, and holds them accountable for the suffering outside their borders.
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But this is a reality of world politics: Here he is sipping wine with China's Xi Jinping, for example.
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Trump and Macron, who was elected in May 2017, share one of the most examined relationships in world politics.
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Who would have guessed as short as three years ago that trade policy would dominate American and world politics?
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She is a frequent Opinion contributor to CNN and the Washington Post and a columnist for World Politics Review.
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She is a frequent Opinion contributor to CNN and The Washington Post and a columnist for World Politics Review.
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She is a frequent opinion contributor to CNN and the Washington Post and a columnist for World Politics Review.
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Everywhere one turns, changes are occurring that will affect the fundamental processes of our society and of world politics.
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"To reassume our leadership in world politics, we must repair failings in our politics at home," Mr. Romney wrote.
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CDC ethos could be found in Anonymous, the first hacktivist group to really break out and influence real-world politics.
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Ms. Ryom and Mr. Kim finished 15th at the 2017 world championships, an event far less fraught with world politics.
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"Despite the uncertain times in terms of world politics, German citizens are still keen to keep on buying," Buerkl said.
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To act pragmatically upon this core understanding, he must first range far beyond his presumptively "realistic" orientations to world politics.
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A professor at Georgetown University, he's taught an undergraduate course on nuclear weapons and world politics for the past decade.
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And aside from domestic and world politics, there is a third activity that the alt-right likes to indulge in: revenge.
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Frida Ghitis is a frequent contributor to CNN, and a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review.
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Frida Ghitis, who contributes regularly to CNN Opinion, is a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review.
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In world politics, there is no proven or necessarily plausible connection between threats to "totally destroy" an enemy and successful deterrence.
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China has become an indispensable player in world politics, and sometimes throws its weight around, as in the South China Sea.
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World Politics Review: What are the Saudi government's main reasons for restricting employment of foreigners in key sectors of the economy?
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World Politics Review: How have decades of violent conflict and civil strife in Colombia affected its approach to migrants from Venezuela?
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In this world, politics feels random, where the will of the voter means very little, and money means a lot more.
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And it would take seriously its responsibility to educate Americans about the major forces shaping world politics, especially their historical dimension.
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Editor-in-chief of World Politics Review, Judah Grunstein, reflects on the ways the world has changed in the last 10 years.
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She is a frequent opinion contributor to CNN, a contributing columnist at the Washington Post and a columnist for World Politics Review.
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Frida Ghitis is a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review, and a former CNN producer and correspondent.
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Frida Ghitis is a world affairs columnist for the Miami Herald and World Politics Review, and a former CNN producer and correspondent.
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Frida Ghitis is a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review and a former CNN producer and correspondent.
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The conversation was about everything from world politics to racism to women, feminism and every few minutes we'd find each other's lips.
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From the beginning, large-scale violence in world politics has been driven by well-orchestrated tribal conflicts, both between and within nations.
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" Romney later argued that in order "to reassume our leadership in world politics, we must repair failings in our politics at home.
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Frida Ghitis is a frequent contributor to CNN Opinion, and a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review.
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She is a frequent opinion contributor to CNN, a contributing columnist to The Washington Post, and a columnist for World Politics Review.
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She took some of them canvassing out of state on weekends during the 2016 campaign to teach them about real-world politics.
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In 2018, the World Politics Review counted, in just the last five years, in El Salvador alone, at least 70 such cases.
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What if America is actually winning the most important competitions in world politics — and Americans have just sort of forgotten about it?
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A controversial deal approval process combined with a drastic shakeup at WarnerMedia shows just how bitter corporate and real-world politics can get.
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World Politics Review: How have India's energy ties with Iran changed as a result of the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign on Iran?
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"A certain era in world politics ends, an era when politics focused on elites and dealing with issues of the elites," she said.
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"Everyone will be nice to the US president — but behind the scenes, they will adjust their political calculations to reflect real-world politics."
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It's so easy to be scared and skeptical these days with everything that's going on in real-world situations and real-world politics.
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A 2010 paper published in the journal World Politics looked at 157 cases of ethnic violence in nations ranging from Chad to Lebanon.
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From a KKK scandal to a familiar-sounding terrorist organization, here are seven ways this season mirrors real-world politics — for better and worse.
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But 9/11 changed world politics, and continuing crises in Europe made coexistence between different religious and ethnic groups more of a practical necessity.
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With world politics turned topsy-turvy and South Africa, specifically, ravaged by the corruption of the Zuma years, there's much on which to reflect.
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Instead, he consistently shows himself to be easily baited, stubborn in his ignorance of world politics and diplomacy, and quick to brandish nuclear threats.
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Matt Daniels, JD, Ph.D, is Chair of Law & Human Rights at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C., and the creator of www.universalrights.
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Leaving Twitter, she suggests, is one way to deal with the horrifying new phase of world politics that Twitter trolls have helped usher in.
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And while the Olympic Games are always a global event, world politics promises to play an outsized and more complex role this time around.
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Final grade: C+ Frida Ghitis is a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review, and a former CNN producer and correspondent.
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This means that countries and even non-state actors, like activist groups, have the power to change world politics by changing people's beliefs and minds.
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That's fine on the big screen — it leaves everyone misty-eyed over the closing credits — but, in real-world politics, the stakes are too high.
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The detonation of a single device in a major urban area would transform world politics at once, as societies struggle for security at all costs.
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House of Cards' fifth season just hit Netflix, but it looks like real-world politics is giving the show plenty of fodder for its sixth.
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You would think, in light of his fierce engagement with Parisian art world politics, that Gauguin might have left France but France never left him.
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This affects world politics at their most fundamental level, undermining an otherwise stable global system in ways that we are only dimly capable of perceiving.
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A 244 paper published in the journal World Politics tested Petersen's theory, looking at 254 cases of ethnic violence in nations ranging from Chad to Lebanon.
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This includes Presidential Election & Electoral College Map, Boycott Trump Biz, Voice Political Advocacy, Brigade, One World Politics, iCitizen, Show of Hands and Vote 1 – Political Spectrum.
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Matthew Daniels, JD, Ph.D, is Chair of Law & Human Rights at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C., and the author of Human Liberty 2.0.
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"I've always voted Republican, but my thought has been that she would be less damaging in terms of world politics," she said, referring to Mrs. Clinton.
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A 2010 paper published in the journal World Politics tested Petersen's theory, looking at 20123 cases of ethnic violence in nations ranging from Chad to Lebanon.
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A 2010 paper published in the journal World Politics tested Petersen's theory, looking at 157 cases of ethnic violence in nations ranging from Chad to Lebanon.
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And for decades, the American middle class created by post–World War II prosperity was one of the deepest, broadest forces of stability in world politics.
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John Lenczowski, Ph.D., is founder, president and professor at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C. He served as Soviet affairs adviser to President Reagan.
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British politicians from all parties have been lining up to cash in some free positive PR by having a pop at the biggest target in world politics.
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But it's not as well-made as "Argo," while struggling with the same challenges — mixing serious and comedic tones, and balancing real-world politics with blockbuster thrills.
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The lunacy of real-world politics and the Trump presidency have just made House of Cards feel redundant and pleasant, which isn't the same thing at all.
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He would command a superpower but, with no experience in government or world politics, he shuns intelligence briefings and dismisses the accumulated wisdom of Foreign Service professionals.
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An ongoing project, Face of the Nation will continue to grow as Soykan creates more portraits for new countries, focusing particularly on ones that influence world politics.
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Kendall, who reviewed the book for the journal World Politics, countered that without the guidance provided by political theory, the CIA would be condemned to mindless fact-grubbing.
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Today, the country packs more gravitas -- economically and politically -- than at any time in the postwar era, as well as being a respected middle-heavyweight in world politics.
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Few, if any, other big-budget games take the risk of creating an entire world of individual actors whose weathervane opinions change the very shape of world politics.
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" According to a study conducted at Mount Holyoke College for a World Politics course, minority languages are often "repressed as a first step towards repressing the actual minority.
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Marek Jan Chodakiewicz is a professor of history and the Kosciuszko chair in Polish studies at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Matthew Daniels, JD, PhD, is the Chair of Law and Human Rights at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C., and the author of Human Liberty 2.0.
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Melody Barnes is the Compton Visiting Professor in World Politics at the University of Virginia's Miller Center and chair of the Forum for Community Solutions at the Aspen Institute.
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Faced with the heinous realities of contemporary world politics, Kingelez reminds MoMA visitors that they truly have the power to construct new social realities to replace our present ones.
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Iran's 2,500-year-old monarchy was overthrown by an Islamic Revolution led by Shi'a cleric Ayatollah Khomeini, who forever changed the face of the Middle East and world politics.
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The focus on Russia in the American campaign is "a true acknowledgment that Russia has returned to the international arena as a real factor in world politics", says Mr Kosachev.
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The false-flag public health crisis, the tribal nationalism of the Kobayashis, and government suppression of scientists all suggest parallels with real-world politics, but allegory isn't the film's aim.
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"The newspaper always has an ultranationalistic approach to many issues and lacks a holistic view of world politics," wrote Qin Xiao, a Weibo commenter in the southeastern city of Nanchang.
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It's intertwined with a history of British colonial rule in several African nations, one that changed world politics and left behind a legacy of segregation, economic ruin and disenfranchised citizens.
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A Madame Tussauds spokesperson described Modi as a "hugely important figure in world politics", adding that his "massive social media presence" confirmed "the intense interest the public have in him".
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"I'd like to say the current situation is not an easy one, but we are aware that world security, world politics and the world economy are closely connected," he added.
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The book is divided into sections which deal variously with Palestinian history, life in occupied Palestine, the country's relationship to world politics, and short stories that tell more personal tales.
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Given Murphy's propensity to troll loyal viewers of the show, there was plenty of speculation about whether he would actually bring real-world politics into the generally surreal universe of AHS.
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" — Matt Viser, political reporter for The Boston Globe "I can't shake the feeling that everything Bernie Sanders knows about foreign policy came from the world politics section of a used bookstore.
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In the Trump era, the internet has become an increasingly vicious place, especially when you (me) happen to have a job covering about the most divisive thing in the world (politics).
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None of this surprises creative arts therapist Briana MacWilliam, especially in fields that are more hierarchical, such as the corporate world, politics—or even within the power differential in graduate school.
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"In the midst of current world politics, violence and strife, the UCLA Bedari Kindness Institute seeks to be an antidote," said Darnell Hunt, dean of the UCLA division of social sciences.
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ON TAP FRIDAY: James Woolsey, head of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1993 to 1995, will give a lecture on energy security as part of an Institute of World Politics event.
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If central bankers had been more aggressive in their efforts to boost demand and bring down unemployment over the last decade, rich-world politics might not have taken such an ugly turn.
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Macron, a proponent of globalization, centrist politics and the European Union, in effect erected a bastion against the unconventional and disruptive forces that have roiled developed world politics over the last year.
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World Politics Review: Could you bring us up to speed on the latest developments in terms of the court battle over aerial fumigation, and also explain why this policy is so controversial?
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During my almost half-century of teaching international relations at Princeton University and Purdue University, I routinely reminded my students that there exist multiple and intersecting axes of conflict in world politics.
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Diamond sounds klaxons that "China seeks hegemony over all of Asia and the Pacific" and "aims to dominate world politics" in this century — assertions that even some hawkish China experts would dispute.
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"We understand that if the population is going to be small, Russia will not be able to play a role in world politics, in the economy," said Professor Manakov at Pskov State.
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Ideally, Ardern's empathy would not be considered unique or novel, but amid the highly divisive, "strong-man rhetoric" so ubiquitous in world politics today, her stance is powerful and potentially game-changing.
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He will need to avoid angering a volatile Trump and risking trade ties, but also to be wary of alienating himself from other leaders who have a more multilateral approach to world politics.
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But the questions Sanders must answer — especially if he's going to lead the Democratic pack on world politics — is what it would look like in practice and how he actually accomplishes it all.
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Mattis received the honorary law degree after his commencement address to a group of students at the Institute of World Politics, a graduate school in Washington, D.C., focused on national security and military strategy.
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That process is the starting point of three stimulating new books, which make it clear that the map of world politics as it has been drawn for seven decades is no longer fit for purpose.
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Indeed, "Star Trek" has always borne a trace of real-world politics: the United Federation of Planets, modelled after the UN or perhaps the EU, has embodied peace since the original series aired in 1966.
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The source pointed to research conducted by Erica Chenoweth, a political scientist at Harvard University, who found non-violent, civil disobedience campaigns to be a far more powerful way of shaping world politics than violence.
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Returning to Washington in 2008, Gorka was administrative dean at the National Defense University for two years and worked as a professor of strategy and irregular warfare at the Institute of World Politics in Washington.
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"What we need now is to build on our initial successes to make Polish-Americans fully fledged members of the emerging Republican majority," Cannon told an audience at the Institute of World Politics in April.
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All in all, it was an intense week marked by humor as a response to world politics, a disturbing ripple in YouTube's social ecosystem, and, thank the gods of horror, a gay Babadook for Pride month.
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Reporter's Notebook PALERMO, Sicily — Political art and world politics seldom dovetail in real time, but as the twelfth edition of the Manifesta contemporary art biennial approached, its host city of Palermo found itself walking its talk.
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Except it wasn't just Trump who stayed away from the Swiss alps—a handful of big names in world politics have shunned Davos this year, from embattled UK Prime Minister Theresa May to French President Emmanuel Macron.
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In this connection, if Iran's religious leadership should ever choose to abandon the usual premises of rational behavior in world politics — that is, the ordinary primacy of national survival — Jerusalem's exclusively defensive nuclear deterrence posture could fail.
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It operates there mainly using "loose connections with low-level merchants of Syrian and Lebanese origin," Fernando Brancoli, a professor of international security at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, told World Politics Review in September.
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In Moscow's case, that goal dates back to Soviet times and was expressed by leaders such as Foreign Minister Gromyko, who, in 1971, proclaimed that no problem in world politics could be solved without the Soviet Union.
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While Johnson will want to avoid crossing a volatile Trump and putting trade ties at risk, analysts say, he will also be wary of alienating himself from other leaders who have a more multilateral approach to world politics.
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It's another brain problem in a film I really enjoyed on a gut-level: Markus and McFeely have bragged that this is "the most mature Marvel movie" so far, because of the metaphorical references to real-world politics.
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Vitaly Tretyakov, a political author, described Trump on state TV on the day the summit was agreed as "a neophyte in world politics" to whom Putin could explain Russian thinking and why Russia was right to annex Crimea.
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The U.K.'s divides over a Brexit deal are often summarized in jargon unintelligible to a casual watcher of world politics — the backstop, customs unions and common markets — but the key driver is something much more familiar: political polarization.
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Caught between European and U.S. thinking, Johnson was treading a delicate path, needing to avoid angering a volatile Trump and risking trade ties while not alienating himself from other leaders who have a more multilateral approach to world politics.
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The resolution is nonbinding and therefore largely symbolic, but the vote indicated the extent to which the Trump administration's departure from a 50-year international consensus on Jerusalem's status has unsettled world politics and contributed to America's diplomatic isolation.
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" Stephen Chan, a professor of world politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies, part of the University of London, said the decision to grant immunity "reflects the importance South Africa ascribes to good diplomatic relations with Zimbabwe.
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"We have to be very certain that we elect a person who has experience, knowledge, a base of education in the world of world politics as well as domestic politics and so obviously I'm voting for Hillary Clinton," she told CNNMoney.
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It's interesting, then, to note the start of the French newspaper Le Monde in 1944, a paper devoted to world politics as the war was winding down, and Ebony magazine in 1945, an American lifestyle magazine targeted to African-Americans.
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A psychological history of U.S. Ambassador William Dodd's tenure in the early, developing years of Nazi Germany, it ignited a discussion that ranged from world politics to the end of German cultural enlightenment to Hitler's early bedazzlement of his nation.
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And "Election Year" feints toward real-world politics in other ways as well, notably in how it pits a multicultural underdog coalition against a white power structure abetted by neo-Nazi mercenaries with Confederate flags and swastikas on their uniforms.
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On Russia, as on NATO and trade and a host of other issues, he's shown himself to be completely ignorant of the fundamental structure of international politics, of the logic that has governed America's approach to world politics since 1945.
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Sports are confusing, like world politics, so we will take our cue from the national political media and just point out these glaring inconsistencies and seemingly nonsensical rantings without ever bothering to ask Trump what the fuck he's actually talking about.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stopped by the set of Scandal on Monday, bringing real-world politics to Shonda Rhimes' fictionalized Washington, D.C. Clinton mingled with Kerry Washington and Scott Foley, before posing with fictional Republican President Fitzgerald Grant (Tony Goldwyn).
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One of the people cited in the Moore campaign's complaint is James Condit Jr., who also posts about JFK conspiracy theories and the murder of DNC staffer, Seth Rich, and, according to The Washington Post, has referred to "Zionist" control of world politics.
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After getting an array of grievances off his chest — from real-world politics to awards-show politics — Mr. West ended the performance with a microphone drop, having played only three songs, leaving fans bitter and upset, according to reactions on social media.
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Despite his grudging acknowledgment of Russian hacking, it is clear that the President-elect neither trusts, nor is trusted by, the very men and women whose jobs it will soon be to provide him with accurate and timely assessments of world politics and national security.
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My vision of the maximally free, anarcho-capitalist society seemed to me an indispensable guiding light, a compass by which to steer a course through the rugged landscape of real-world politics toward the promised land — the ideally good and morally well-ordered society.
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"Really not sure why people are looking at it so negatively, except when world politics is unstable, investors' knee-jerk reaction is to sell first and ask questions later," said Rick Meckler, partner, Cherry Lane Investments, a family investment office in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party has been quick to claim the visit as a major diplomatic coup, with Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz describing it as "an enormous event showing how much Poland's place in geopolitics and world politics has changed" under his party.
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To find out what it means for Lessig to work on this project in the age of Trump and fascism on the march, and how Seed can give us insights into real-world politics, I chatted with Lessig and Klang CEO Mundi Vondi over Skype.
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In public he is reserved and, well, diplomatic; in one-on-one meetings he's more casual, leaning back deeply into the seat of the plane, holding a pretzel stick between two fingers like a cigar, as if discussing world politics in some fancy Berlin bar.
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"Taiwanese voters, for the first time, are voting between two candidates that have completely different visions of what Taiwan's relationship is with China and the world," said Shirley Lin, Compton Visiting Professor in World Politics at the Miller Center of Public Affairs, University of Virginia.
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The cafe, which was originally on West 58th Street and then moved to East 60th Street, was frequented by Metropolitan Opera stars and other celebrities from the theater world, politics and other fields whose idle gossip or whispered negotiations might suddenly be curtailed by restaurant troubadours.
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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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" Dr. Al-Azm and Katie A. Paul, the directors of the Athar Project, wrote in World Politics Review last year that the loot-to-order requests showed that traffickers were "targeting material with a previously unseen level of precision — a practice that Facebook makes remarkably easy.
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"It's important to understand that it's not about Ukraine, it's about whether democracy and the rule of law are spreading farther to the east," said Volodymyr Yermolenko, a philosopher who hosts a program about world politics for Hromadske, or whether the "new authoritarianism" will keep moving westward.
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On that day, the Iranian general Qassim Suleimani was assassinated by an American drone strike in Iraq; the fallout pushed the United States and Iran to the brink of war, and once again reduced European leaders to pleading for caution from the sidelines of world politics.
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In reality, early 24th-century Italian art-world politics were just as fluid, confusing, and personality-driven as current-day Italian electoral politics, and the career of Mario Sironi, with its fluctuating and at times dubious (read Fascist) associations, is a good example of that complexity.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The chances of a contested Republican presidential convention slid to their lowest in more than three weeks on Wednesday after Donald Trump swept to a critical victory in New York's primary, according to PredictIt, an online market for placing bets on U.S. and world politics.
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She's also the founder of the Soma Library, a program that sends books to rural areas of Uganda and we have been debating the world, politics, and social justice since we were 15 on the train to Selhurst on the way to the BRIT school back in 2003.
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So it seems somehow appropriate that as Canada again reinvents itself — taking on a more active role in world politics and trying to reconcile injustices against its indigenous population — the work of two indigenous artists has become the most evocative relic of one of the country's great shining moments.
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If the beer itself tastes like coming home from my Women in World Politics seminar and contemplating apartheid while I wash my hair, then Spuds MacKenzie feels like later that night, unencumbered and unbothered, at the apex of my semiannual foray into a hallway game of flip cup.
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He's also echoing a long tradition in black international relations thought, going back at least to the 1920s, that argues for a need to see race as a central mover in international politics and the need to confront racial inequality as a primary issue — perhaps the primary issue — in world politics.
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But regardless of these documents' contents it is incumbent upon the administration to decide upon its policy ion such hot spots as Korea and the Middle East for all too often crises in one or another small country reverberate around the world and generate much greater crises in world politics.
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Stubb wrote in a letter to fellow members of the European People's Party (EPP) that he was a "declared pro-European" who had decided to run to defend European values and to push Europe to fill a power vacuum left by the "voluntary marginalization" of the United States and Britain from world politics.
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Music was very much a part of his childhood, but world politics were a near constant topic of conversation at the dinner table due to the fact that his Argentinian mother and his English father spent six months in an Argentine jail when the military came to power in '76 because they'd harbored Chilean refugees.
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It was a bold intervention, said Stephen Chan, a professor of world politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, and all the more extraordinary because General Chiwenga denounced "the current shenanigans by people who do not share the same liberation history of ZANU-PF," an indirect but pointed reference to Mrs.
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"This has been building for some time, and the Mnangagwa camp, in trying to fend off the attacks, has made key mistakes and underestimated the strength that Grace Mugabe and her Generation of 40 have been mustering," said Stephen Chan, professor of world politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London.
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Mugabe is hardly the first political spouse to draw ire — much of it aimed, or intended, for her husband — but her flamboyance has set her apart and made it easier for opponents to build a case against her, said Stephen Chan, professor of world politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.
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Even for Mr. Putin, the good fortune that Mr. Trump's election has brought is less obvious than what it has done for the man who has been first his aide and then his deputy on matters of petroleum — a man who has suddenly become an influential player not only in Russia, but also in world politics.
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And some analysts believe that Moscow is also making a bid to become a power player in future negotiations with North Korea over its nuclear program outside of the UN. "With Russia, this is not only about North Korea but about Moscow's place in world politics," Janka Oertel, a German Marshall Fund of the United States, told me in the runup to the vote.
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Gance and his co-writers took the science-fiction drama of that novel as a metaphor for what was happening in world politics, suggesting that perhaps only the impending death of everyone on the planet — in this iteration through the cataclysmic crash into earth by Lexell's Comet — might possibly bring the nations together just long enough to escape the devastation of the impending World War.
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The Testaments, unsurprisingly for its name, is full of biblical stories, fables and allusions to real world politics—the Aunts eat in the Schlafly café, a nod to conservative anti-abortion lawyer Phyllis Schlafly—and Atwood has lots to say, or ask, not only about shame, self-control tactics and surveillance but also about handbags, hair and nail polish, the latter of which we're told always returns in the end.
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" Later, the Polish historian Marek Chodakiewicz, who has been among Mr. Gross's most vicious attackers, and who now occupies a chair of Polish studies at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, wrote that the so-called March of Independence "grew from the need to demonstrate our pride in the fact that we belong to a historical continuity, which is worthy of defending against threats emerging from liberalism and lefty-ism, including Marxism-lesbianism and multiculturalism.
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Frida Ghitis is a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review, and a former CNN producer and correspondent Commentary from Tim Naftali In light of Trump's pre-debate stunt, we should worry that the most important questions tonight -- who is the most fit to lead this nation and whose programs will respond to the needs of most Americans -- may be lost in a sea of noise about the sexual history of two old men, one who is on the ballot and one who isn't.
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