COVID has all of us doing things that we’re not used to doing—like not leaving the house for two weeks in a row, or holding meetings in your daughter’s bedroom. In this way, it’s encouraging all of us to innovate. In my case, this means a new PhD-level course, Introduction to Probability and Statistics, and […]
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Does American International Relations Have a Regional Studies Problem?
The title of this post asks, Does American International Relations Have a Regional Studies Problem? My initial reaction—and probably yours too—is that the answer must obviously be yes. But it’s a bit more complicated than that. To see why, let’s step back to look at a recent Twitter exchange between my Brookings colleague Sheena Greitens […]
