Shane Burke is a journalist covering policy, demographics and culture. He combines data analysis and narrative reporting to shed light on...
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Will the Texas Abortion Law Stand?
September 23, 2021
Constitutional law scholar Sonu Bedi maps the legal landscape of reproductive rights. On Sept. 1, a controversial law took effect in Texas...
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A Little Bit of an Exaggeration?
September 20, 2021
Government Professor, Sean Westwood, weighs in on his recent research regarding American support for political violence. Read the full...
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Alumni Update: Stuart A. Reid '08
September 20, 2021
After graduating from Dartmouth, I joined the staff of Foreign Affairs magazine, and I've been working there ever since. Currently, I'm an...
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Alumni Update: Claire Schneider '04
September 20, 2021
After graduating in 2004, and a brief stint consulting at Booz Allen Hamilton in DC and PACT Cambodia in Phnom Penh – I did what many...
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The U.S. helped design Afghanistan's constitution. It was built to fail.
September 10, 2021
Prof. John Carey on Afghan democracy. As advisers to the U.S. government's efforts to establish democratic institutions in Afghanistan, the...
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Six Arts and Sciences Faculty Named to Endowed Chairs
August 31, 2021
The honors recognize faculty members' outstanding research and teaching.
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Analysis: War is over but not Biden's Afghanistan challenges
August 31, 2021
Associate Professor of Government, Jason Lyall, speaks to AP News on Biden's Afghanistan challenges. "For someone who made his name as an...
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Panel to Discuss the Fall of Afghanistan and What's Next
August 25, 2021
Experts from Dartmouth, American Academy in Berlin, German foreign service take part. "During a panel discussion Tuesday on the situation in...
