Questions of Intervention: A Practitioner's Perspective
In this week's edition of "Four Minute Foreign Policy," Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute present Senior Fellow Edward P....
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The Global Philanthropic Environment: The State of the Field
Philanthropy accounts for a significant flow of resources across borders in support of a variety of civic and nonprofit initiatives. ...
Signal and Noise: Researching China in Latin America
In this week's "Four Minute Foreign Policy" interview Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute proudly presents Fellow Benjamin...
Behind the Scenes: A Visiting Scholar's View
This week, FPI SAIS is pleased to introduce outgoing Visiting Scholar Rasmus Sinnemaa, who sat down with us to discuss his experience,...
A Preponderance of Stability: Henry Kissinger's Concern Over the Dynamics of Ostpolitik
DAAD Post-Doctoral Fellow Stephan Kieninger's new article will be published by the Journal of Transatlantic Studies in its forthcoming...
Game Theory in International Relations
Welcome to a two-part interview featuring DAAD Post-Doctoral Fellow Dmitri Blueschke, who leverages game theoretical models to understand...
Climate Negotiation on the Frontlines with Sue Biniaz
Foreign Policy Institute’s Art of Diplomacy Speaker Series Presents Climate Negotiation on the Frontlines with Sue Biniaz Senior Fellow,...
Beginning of the End of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
Welcome to a special three-part Four Minute Foreign Policy series on the INF, which ran from Monday, January 28 to Friday, February 2,...
The U.S.-Pakistan Relationship
In this week's "Four Minute Foreign Policy" interview, Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute is pleased to introduce Fellow Shamila...
An Underutilized Bonanza: Using Existing Oral Histories vs. Conducting One’s Own Interviews
Students of more recent political events are often keen to interview former officials. I know I was. Over the past two years, I talked to...
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