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Paul Poast

Military.com - Does Congress Have to Approve Trump's $10 Billion Gaza Pledge? What To Know; Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast discusses complex minutia of funding pledges

Monday, February 23

Paul Poast

World Politics Review - The Ukraine War, Already One of Modern Europe’s Longest, Has No End in Sight; Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast discusses the ongoing Ukraine War

Friday, February 20

Paul Poast

World Politics Review - The Good, the Bad and the Mixed Bag; In column for Presidents' Day, Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast ranks US Presidents on Foreign Policy

Wednesday, February 18

Paul Staniland

Christian Science Monitor - Bangladesh ousted an autocrat in 2024. Can it pull off a democratic reset now? Prof. Paul Staniland compares transitions of Nepal and Bangladesh

Tuesday, February 10

Robert Pape

Chicago Tribune - Robert Pape: Why Tucker Carlson’s civil war narrative is dangerous for America

Tuesday, February 10

John Mearsheimer

SCMP - Open Questions | John Mearsheimer on Trump and why Iran isn't Venezuela and Venezuela isn't Panama

Wednesday, January 21

Michael Albertus

Foreign Policy - What Chile’s New President Means for the World; In op-ed, Prof. Michael Albertus analyzes possible impact of José Kast's agenda

Monday, December 15

Elijah Jenkins and fellow Marshall Scholar Logan Hanssler

Elijah Jenkins (BA RDI, LLS; MA CIR) Named One of Two 2026 Marshall Scholars

Wednesday, December 10

Paul Poast

Foreign Affairs - How Much Abuse Can America's Allies Take? In op-ed with Robert E. Kelly, Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast argues that Trump foreign policy will drive our America's allies away

Monday, December 8

Scott Ehrsam presenting to other CIR students

CIR Students Explore Geoeconomics and Career Pathways

Wednesday, November 12

Recently, CIR students joined an engaging Career Services event featuring Scott Ehrsam (current CIR candidate and former Product Manager at Caterpilla...

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