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Shutdowns Are as American as Apple Pie
SIS professor Garret Martin finds that when it comes to shutdowns, the US is very much an exception rather than the rule.
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Understanding the Future of the Transatlantic Partnership
SIS professor Garret Martin answers questions about his recent publication in the Finnish Institute of International Affairs that examines four scenarios for the future of transatlantic relations.
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When It Comes to Wars, What We Call Them Matters
Two international security scholars explore how what we call wars matters to public perception.
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SIS Welcomes Nicholas Micinski
Get to know our newest Fall 2025 faculty member, Nicholas Micinski, who joins the Department of Peace, Human Rights, and Cultural Relations, at the School of International Service.
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Experiencing History in Istanbul
Carmel Institute director and associate professor of history Anton Fedyashin guided students through museums and urban explorations, with daily discussions of the area's history.
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SIS Welcomes Tereza Varejkova
SIS Welcomes Tereza Varejkova
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AI is About to Radically Alter Military Command Structures
AI is about to radically alter military command structures that haven’t changed much since Napoleon’s army
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SIS Welcomes Polina Beliakova
Get to know our newest Fall 2025 faculty member, Polina Beliakova, who joins the Department of Foreign Policy & Global Security, at the School of International Service.
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Fulbright Sends Historian Mary Ellen Curtin to Poznań, Poland
At Adam Mickiewicz University, Curtin taught class on America’s slow and ongoing political transformation after Civil Rights Movement
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A Look at Indigenous Rights with an SIS Professor
SIS professor Ruslan Garipov answers questions on the importance of Indigenous rights and how to protect and further them.
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