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14 June 2021
By harlowe

Robert Shapiro quoted in Bloomberg

NYC’s Crime Spike Puts Policing in the Spotlight of Mayor’s Race

Robert Shapiro, Wallace S. Sayre Professor of Government, was quoted in Bloomberg.

New York City is gearing up for the last month of a mayoral race that is coinciding with a spike of gun violence the city hasn’t seen in decades, including a 166% increase in shootings in April from a year before and a shooting in Times Square that’s rocked the city....

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08 June 2021
By harlowe

Nikhar Gaikwad: Overcoming the Political Exclusion of Migrants: Theory and Experimental Evidence from India

Nikhar Gaikwad, Assistant Professor of Political Science, published a peer-reviewed article in the American Political Science Review with co-author Gareth Nellis.

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04 June 2021
By harlowe

Joseph Stiglitz: Will Corporate Greed Prolong the Pandemic?

Joseph Stiglitz, University Professor, published in Project Syndicate.

The shortfall in global COVID-19 vaccine production could be closed if manufacturers around the world were granted access to the necessary technology and knowledge. But first, the US and other key governments must recognize the drug companies' opposition to this solution for the deadly rent-seeking that it is.

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04 June 2021
By harlowe

Timothy Frye featured in Foreign Policy

Putin Is No Unicorn

Timothy Frye, Marshall D. Shulman Professor of Post-Soviet Foreign Policy, was featured in Foreign Policy

“Weak Strongman” argues that to better understand Russia, we need to move past our fixation with its president.

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04 June 2021
By harlowe

Timothy Frye: Russians supported Putin’s moves in Crimea in 2014. Here’s what’s different in 2021.

Timothy Frye, Marshall D. Shulman Professor of Post-Soviet Foreign Policy, published in the Washington Post.

Survey data suggest it will be hard for Putin to rally support for a direct military intervention

Many analysts have worried in recent weeks about a large buildup of Russian military forces along the Ukrainian border. Russian troops have gathered in areas near the ongoing conflict in the Donbas, and some troops relocated to Crimea. Amid border skirmishes, warnings from the Kremlin and escalating rhetoric on Russian state-owned media, what’s going on?

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