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RCLS fellow Nicholas Rasmussen quoted in the Washington Post on Pensacola and the training of foreign military officers: Reviewing vetting procedures is important, “but [an event like this] doesn’t invalidate the utility of the actual programs.”
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RCLS fellow Nicholas Rasmussen quoted in the
Washington Post
on Pensacola and the training of foreign military officers: Reviewing vetting procedures is important, “but [an event like this] doesn’t invalidate the utility of the actual programs.”
In the media
RCLS fellow Nicholas Rasmussen quoted in the
Washington Post
on Pensacola and the training of foreign military officers: Reviewing vetting procedures is important, “but [an event like this] doesn’t invalidate the utility of the actual programs.”
RCLS fellow Bob Bauer writes in the New York Times that the “very behaviors that necessitate impeachment supply the means for the demagogue to escape it,” examining President Trump’s impeachment defense strategy.
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RCLS fellow Bob Bauer writes in the
New York Times
that the “very behaviors that necessitate impeachment supply the means for the demagogue to escape it,” examining President Trump’s impeachment defense strategy.
In the media
RCLS fellow Bob Bauer writes in the
New York Times
that the “very behaviors that necessitate impeachment supply the means for the demagogue to escape it,” examining President Trump’s impeachment defense strategy.
RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in The Atlantic that developments in Bolivia demonstrate “that authoritarian populists can sustain the legitimacy they derive from their false promises for only so long.”
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RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in
The Atlantic
that developments in Bolivia demonstrate “that authoritarian populists can sustain the legitimacy they derive from their false promises for only so long.”
In the media
RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in
The Atlantic
that developments in Bolivia demonstrate “that authoritarian populists can sustain the legitimacy they derive from their false promises for only so long.”
RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco on CNN’s “The Daily DC: Impeachment Watch” podcast discussed the public impeachment hearings and what she believes was “a series of clear elicitation of facts demonstrating an abuse of power.”
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RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco on CNN’s “The Daily DC: Impeachment Watch” podcast discussed the public impeachment hearings and what she believes was “a series of clear elicitation of facts demonstrating an abuse of power.”
In the media
RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Lisa Monaco on CNN’s “The Daily DC: Impeachment Watch” podcast discussed the public impeachment hearings and what she believes was “a series of clear elicitation of facts demonstrating an abuse of power.”
RCLS fellow Bob Bauer spoke with Christiane Amanpour on CNN about Amb. Gordon Sondland’s testimony in the impeachment hearings and how it went to “the heart of the concern behind the impeachment clause…[which is] egregious abuse of power.”
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RCLS fellow Bob Bauer spoke with Christiane Amanpour on CNN about Amb. Gordon Sondland’s testimony in the impeachment hearings and how it went to “the heart of the concern behind the impeachment clause…[which is] egregious abuse of power.”
In the media
RCLS fellow Bob Bauer spoke with Christiane Amanpour on CNN about Amb. Gordon Sondland’s testimony in the impeachment hearings and how it went to “the heart of the concern behind the impeachment clause…[which is] egregious abuse of power.”
RCLS fellow Michael Hanna and co-authors write in the Washington Post that Iraq and Iran-backed militias involved in recent violence against Iraqi protesters are “hybrid actors,” a classification they develop based on new research
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RCLS fellow Michael Hanna and co-authors write in the
Washington Post
that Iraq and Iran-backed militias involved in recent violence against Iraqi protesters are “hybrid actors,” a classification they develop based on new research
In the media
RCLS fellow Michael Hanna and co-authors write in the
Washington Post
that Iraq and Iran-backed militias involved in recent violence against Iraqi protesters are “hybrid actors,” a classification they develop based on new research
RCLS fellow Rebecca Ingber writes in the Washington Post on misapprehensions around the role of civil servants in the Ukraine saga; they are neither saviors nor the #Resistance
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RCLS fellow Rebecca Ingber writes in the
Washington Post
on misapprehensions around the role of civil servants in the Ukraine saga; they are neither saviors nor the #Resistance
In the media
RCLS fellow Rebecca Ingber writes in the
Washington Post
on misapprehensions around the role of civil servants in the Ukraine saga; they are neither saviors nor the #Resistance
RCLS faculty director Stephen Holmes’ newest book with Ivan Krastev, The Light that Failed, on the challenges to post-1989 liberalism in Eastern Europe, was favorably reviewed in Prospect
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RCLS faculty director Stephen Holmes’ newest book with Ivan Krastev,
The Light that Failed
, on the challenges to post-1989 liberalism in Eastern Europe, was favorably reviewed in
Prospect
In the media
RCLS faculty director Stephen Holmes’ newest book with Ivan Krastev,
The Light that Failed
, on the challenges to post-1989 liberalism in Eastern Europe, was favorably reviewed in
Prospect
RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in The Atlantic that the forced resignation of Bolivian president Evo Morales indicates that “core values of liberal democracy…may be more universal than recent setbacks seem to suggest.”
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RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in
The Atlantic
that the forced resignation of Bolivian president Evo Morales indicates that “core values of liberal democracy…may be more universal than recent setbacks seem to suggest.”
In the media
RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in
The Atlantic
that the forced resignation of Bolivian president Evo Morales indicates that “core values of liberal democracy…may be more universal than recent setbacks seem to suggest.”
The Reiss Center’s Ryan Goodman and Tess Bridgman and Just Security’s Kate Brannen write on key takeaways from the first day of public impeachment hearings
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The Reiss Center’s Ryan Goodman and Tess Bridgman and
Just Security
’s Kate Brannen write on key takeaways from the first day of public impeachment hearings
In the media
The Reiss Center’s Ryan Goodman and Tess Bridgman and
Just Security
’s Kate Brannen write on key takeaways from the first day of public impeachment hearings
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