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New journal issue: “Currency of Power”
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A Tour of Historical Memory
Between Latin America, Asia, and Africa
By Claire Ellis, Mary Anna Joyce, and Sam Sullivan
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Implications of the 2023 Nigerien Coup d’État
By Henry Wilson-Sadlowski
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The Solid Base of Liberal Internationalism
By Daniel Chung
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Book Review
Richard Haass, The World: A Brief Introduction
By Amber Abdul and Tara Wirtschoreck
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Duterte’s Mortal Gambit
Unmasking the Interplay of Law, Order, and Power in the Philippine War on Drugs with David Art
By Vanessa John and Sharon Li
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Perspective on the Future of Nagorno-Karabakh
An Interview with Dr. Ohannes Geukjian
By Jake Lanier
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Making A Dictator
How Do Dictators Centralize Power, and to What Lengths Do They Go in Order to Hold onto It?
By Grant Garland
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