Day: April 6, 2018

A Jacksonian Moment in U.S. Foreign Policy: Will it Last?

by Josh Busby | 6 April 2018, 1410 EDT | US Foreign Policy | 2 Comments

I had the good fortune during my brief appearance at ISA to take part in a roundtable on “Jacksonianism” in U.S. foreign policy. Organized by Jon Caverley, the roundtable sought to assess whether the Trump presidency represents a new equilibrium in which a Jacksonian...

A Global Response to Climate Change: In, through, and for Cities?

by Josh Busby | 6 April 2018, 1129 EDT | Environment & Energy | 0 Comments

This is a guest post from Sander Chan[1], David Gordon[2], Emma Lecavalier[3], Craig Johnson[4], Angel Hsu[5], Fee Stehle[6], Thomas Hickmann[7], Jennifer Bansard[8], Paty Romero-Lankao[9] Cities...

Why Trump Won

by Lisa Gaufman | 6 April 2018, 0753 EDT | Featured, Gender, US Foreign Policy | 2 Comments

In the academic community, the equivalent to ‘pics or it didn’t happen’ is ‘peer-review or it doesn’t count’. That’s why I decided to wait until I get some validation on the hypothesis about the...

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