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  • Dartmouth Professor Named 'Washington Post' Jamal Khashoggi Fellow

    December 10, 2019
    Fishere

    Back in 2007, Ezzedine Fishere was finding it hard to balance his job as a diplomat with his passion for writing. He'd risen in the Egyptian foreign service, becoming advisor to the foreign minister, but his job required him to deal with difficult people, sometimes murderers or war criminals. "You have to have your armor up all the time," said Fishere, who found he couldn't switch gears to write after hours.  

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  • Prof. Jennifer Lind Publishes Article " The Future of America's Ailing Alliances"

    December 10, 2019
    Jennifer Lind

    NATO countries as well as other American allies are expressing a loss of confidence in American leadership. Many observers blame Donald Trump – and indeed, his tweets, flip remarks and disdain for US allies would seem to justify this charge. But American alliances confront problems that are far more fundamental. Given profound changes in both global and domestic politics, a debate about the future of these alliances is not only predictable but necessary. Read More

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  • World Outlook is soliciting articles for the Fall Issue

    August 15, 2019

    World Outlook is Dartmouth College's undergraduate journal of International Affairs based at the Dickey Center for International Understanding. We are a student-run academic journal that publishes outstanding research papers by undergraduates in the field of International Relations. They are currently accepting submissions for the Fall 2019 issue. Submissions from all current and recently-graduated undergraduate students are welcome, regardless of institutional affiliation. 

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