SIS professor William Akoto discusses why the United States' attempt to decouple its economy and cut trade ties with China may drive state-sponsored hacking in this piece originally published in The Conversation.
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Akbar Ahmed's new book is "America at the Crossroads:  Race, Islam, and Leadership."
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SIS professor Samantha Bradshaw and PhD candidate Monzima Haque explore the global spread of misinformation laws in their new article.
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An analytical chemist combines mentorship and research translation to prepare
students for high-impact STEM careers.
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An established community-academic partnership is helping uncover critical family health
histories.
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SIS professor Jeff Bachman answers a few questions about his recent research on the impact of US and coalition violence in Yemen.
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Joseph Torigian's new book explores the life of Xi Zhongxun, father of Xi Jinping, and the Chinese Communist Party.
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Guy Ziv's new article in Middle East Policy examines the history of Israeli army reservists' involvement in domestic politics and the role they may play in post-October 7 Israel.
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Jonathan Fox and Jeffrey Hallock's new article in Public Administration and Development examines USAID's locally-led development agenda.
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Steven Bradford has been awarded a Moody Research Grant, Boren Fellowship, and American Political Science Association Diversity Fellowship.
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