The Myth That Foreign Policy Doesn't Matter in Presidential Elections Government Professor Jeffrey Friedman discusses the importance of foreign policy in presidential elections.
Why Netanyahu Won't Cease Fire The Prime Minister sought to justify his broadening of the war—from Gaza to Beirut—with a Biblical reference at the United Nations.
Government Department searching for an Assistant Professor of Comparative Politics The Department of Government at Dartmouth College invites applications for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor of Comparative Politics.
Forum discusses how US presidential election will impact US-ROK alliance The Korea Times covers a forum where Government Professors Jennifer Lind and Daryl Press discuss how the outcome of the US presidential election co
Rockefeller Center Director to Launch The Dartmouth Poll Students will help coordinate a survey of New Hampshire voters on key races this fall.
Parks for the People "Philanthropic dollars are, of course, more flexible and reliably amortized into ongoing budgets than congressional funding," Visiting Scholar, Amy
Don't Trust the Election Forecasts Prof Westwood's co-authored assessment of the reliability of presidential election forecasts highlighted in an op-ed for Politico.
Bad weather dampens Election Day turnout. Studies suggest mail ballots and other alternative voting methods can help. Prof Horiuchi discusses in The Journalist's Resource how early voting and mail-in ballots can help lessen any effects inclement weather on
How AI-generated memes are changing the 2024 election Prof Nyhan of Government says that political memes created by artificial intelligence are often "chum for the folks who read a lot of political new
Ambassador Erica Barks Ruggles: Fall '24 Magro Family Distinguished Visitor in International Affairs Our fall '24 Magro Family Distinguished Visitor in International Affairs was US Ambassador to Rwanda from 2015-18, and most recently lead the successful US effort to rejoin UNESCO. Amb. Ruggles will teach INTS 80.04: "Diplomacy in a Complex World."
Prolonged contact does not reshape locals' attitudes toward migrants in wartime settings Yang-Yang Zhou, Jason Lyall
Strategy Is Only Partly an Illusion: "Relative Foresight" as an Objective Standard for Evaluating Foreign Policy Competence Jeffrey A. Friedman, Richard Zeckhauser