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Looking forward to this conversation later today!
Our livestream with author Charles Dunst is quickly approaching!
The conversation, moderated by former Ambassador to Germany John Emerson, will cover Dunst’s strategic suggestions for strengthening democracy.
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My blog published. Critique of Mignolo and those who hijack decolonial agenda to justify civilizational communism, Russia's and Soviet Union's colonization and imperialism. Thank you, @SAISReview!
"Russia is not now and has never been a decolonial ally, and its anti-Western rhetoric does not make it any less of a colonial and imperialist country," writes @DurdiyevaSelbi
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New publication with @fa_burkhardt in @SAISReview in which we analyse how sanctions-induced infrastructural disruptions are reshaping Russia's repressive capacities post-Feb 22. The article is part of the special issue on digital authoritarianism. muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/8…
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Very pleased to share this rehash of earlier research on the merits and shortcomings of the 2012 gang truce in El Salvador. Criminal gangs remain the most unacceptable counterparts in any negotiation, more than than any terrorist and/or radical extremist group, yet a number...
Professor at @SAISHopkins @sumosika and Eric Rahman write about what the 2012 gang truce in El Salvador can teach conflict management practitioners about how to mediate between criminal organizations.
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The SAIS Review of International Affairs retweeted
Very pleased to share this rehash of earlier research on the merits and shortcomings of the 2012 gang truce in El Salvador. Criminal gangs remain the most unacceptable counterparts in any negotiation, more than than any terrorist and/or radical extremist group, yet a number...
Professor at @SAISHopkins @sumosika and Eric Rahman write about what the 2012 gang truce in El Salvador can teach conflict management practitioners about how to mediate between criminal organizations.
saisreview.sais.jhu.edu/nego…
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Looking forward to talking with @oscarhaza @MegaTVLive tonight about the current situation in the #Russia-#Ukraine war -- and, perhaps, sovereignty after the dissolution of the #SovietUnion. @SAISHopkins @FPI_SAIS @SAISlibrary @SAISReview @MegaTvOfficial
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Very honored and proud that my essay "#Kazakhstan's Green Strategy: Keeping the #Steppe Green" is in the new issue of @saisreview , published by @saishopkins . I propose that Kazakhstan needs to develop a green multivector foreign policy. #climatechange #environmentalprotection
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At #ISA2023, I'll be building upon a forthcoming article with @fa_burkhardt on how sanctions-induced infrastructural disruptions are reshaping Russia's repressive capacities. The article is part of the @SAISReview special issue on digital authoritarianism. Should be out soon.
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A little bit of history found in SAIS Library. Cheers to the @SAISReview
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“It is unlikely that even the most pessimistic assessments of #Tunisia ‘s #democratization could have accurately predicte…” arabnews.com/node/2258106 @HafedAlGhwell @SAISReview @FPI_SAIS @SAISHopkins
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🗓️ Join @PKurzin of @theglobalgambit live on Monday 2/27 at 1pm EST to discuss the #China and space, the #ChinaSpyBalloon, and more recent coverage with FPI Sr. Fellows @CarlaPFreeman and Bruce Macdonald!
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A brief note for @SAISReview on why the situation in Ukraine is far from being ripe for resolution, and why there are no effective mediators in sight. I lay out four preconditions for a meaningful and sustainable peace process and eventual settlement.
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@SAISHopkins Faculty and Fellow Reflections: The War in #Ukraine at One Year. The impact of the #war in Ukraine on #NorthAfrican countries remains palpable, uneven. @HafedAlGhwell @SAISReview @SAISHopkins Read More: lnkd.in/erUpmSme
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Start here for an overview of global reactions to the Russia-Ukraine War from our @SAISHopkins IR & Politics team. On the EU side, it is clear that enlargement policy is less an obstacle course to membership than a peace&security building tool.
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One year after Russia's launched its invasion of Ukraine, @SAISHopkins faculty and @FPI_SAIS fellows reflect on the current state of the war, the varying international responses to it, and the complex global implications it holds for the future.
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Despite falling short of some of the more seemingly awe-inspiring predictions, it would be inaccurate to describe the past year as “business as usual”. What has and has not transpired in and through cyberspace, and how do we know? Read my brief reflection on #cyber & #Ukraine ⬇️
One year after Russia's launched its invasion of Ukraine, @SAISHopkins faculty and @FPI_SAIS fellows reflect on the current state of the war, the varying international responses to it, and the complex global implications it holds for the future.
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#Algeria Taking Steps to Boost Economic Ties With #SaudiArabia ; #IMF :Personal Income Taxes in the #MiddleEast & #NorthAfrica; Chasing the #WagnerGroup Why It’s So Hard to Get a Handle on #Putin ’s Ghost Army @HafedAlGhwell @IMFinMENA The Maghreb Weekly conta.cc/3IK0pTX
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"By speaking with two voices on Kosovo, Europe gives Putin a weapon against Ukraine and the West."
Read the latest by FPI Sr. Fellow @EdwardPJoseph for @SAISReview on how #Ukraine’s recognition of #Kosovo can ignite Western unity in the #Balkans.
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As explained to British Parliament parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…, here's how Ukraine's recognition of Kosovo can advance high stakes Western diplomacy and deliver a severe blow to Putin. #Balkans
Ukrainian recognition of Kosovo would unify Europe in recognizing Pristina's independence and deal a blow to Vladimir Putin, argues @edwardpjoseph, Senior Fellow at @FPI_SAIS. @SAISHopkins @JHUPress
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@MutahJude writes about Cameroon's Anglophone crisis and the inadequate international efforts to end it.
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