How We Think About Politics Changes What We Think About Politics "Elites are better informed than the public on average but Democrats and Republicans are still deeply divided in their beliefs about those facts,"
Class of 2020 Celebrates Long-Awaited Commencement More than half the class traveled to Hanover for the ceremony on the Green.
Former military officers urge Supreme Court to uphold affirmative action in colleges "Historically, diverse and inclusive armies outperform their more exclusionary rivals in battlefield," says Prof.
How Inequality Hobbles Military Power The James Wright Chair in Transnational Studies writes in "Foreign Affairs" about flawed methods of measuring military capabilities.
Experts Support S.Korea's Nuclear Armament "The possibility of an independent South Korean nuclear arsenal is not a popular direction within circles in Washington," Professor Press tells "Th
Alumni Update: Senate confirms ATF director nominee Steve Dettelbach '88 The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Steve Dettelbach '88, a Dartmouth Alum and a former top federal pro
Why Shinzo Abe Thought Japan Had to Change Prof Jennifer Lind weighs in on the legacy of Japan's former Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe and asks if his vision for Japan will ever be achieved.
Middle East policy is too important to be guided by short-term concerns Prof Ezzedine Fishere writes a column in "The Washington Post" about President Joe Biden's visit to the Middle East and says, "He must be careful n
Professors React to Assassination of Shinzo Abe Japan political experts Yusaku Horiuchi and Jennifer Lind weigh in.
Dartmouth expert on Asia foreign government talks Shinzo Abe's impact on US Dartmouth College associate professor and expert on Asian foreign policy, Jennifer Lind says the impact of Abe's assassination will be profound.
Do Elite Appeals to Negative Partisanship Stimulate Citizen Engagement? Mia Costa, Hannah K. Frater , Melissa Barales-Lopez, Naina Bhalla, John J. Cho , et al.
A platform penalty for news? How social media context can alter information credibility online Brendan Nyhan, Alexander Agadjanian, Jacob Cruger, Sydney House, Annie Huang, et al.
Is US grand strategy dead? The political foundations of deep engagement after Donald Trump Jeffrey A. Friedman
The Psychology of Coercion Failure: How Reactance Explains Resistance to Threats Kathleen E. Powers, Dan Altman