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Jordan Tama, Polarization and US Foreign Policy
Jordan Tama's new co-edited volume is Polarization and US Foreign Policy: When Politics Crosses the Water's Edge.
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Jonathan Fox and Jeffrey Hallock, Open government and US development co-operation in Colombia: Lessons for locally led development
Jonathan Fox and Jeffrey Hallock's article in Development Policy Review analyses sectoral priorities, data, and trends to inform policy discussion about how USAID can reach its localization goals in Colombia.
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Stephen Silvia named 2024 LERA Fellow
Stephen Silvia was named a 2024 Labor and Employment Relations Association Fellow for his
"contributions of unusual distinction to the field."
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Sam Bradshaw, Strategic Storytelling: Russian State-Backed Media Coverage of the Ukraine War
Samantha Bradshaw's new co-authored article analyzes Russian state-backed media coverage of the Ukraine war to theorize Russian strategic narratives during times of conflict.
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Malini Ranganathan awarded American Institute of Indian Studies Fellowship
Malini Ranganathan has been awarded a fellowship from the American Institute of Indian Studies to carry out her research project in India.
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American University Scientist Contributes to New Findings About Exciting Exoplanet
James Webb Telescope observations lead to new insights of possible presence of atmosphere and ocean on one of the closest exoplanets to our solar system
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Jordanna Matlon wins ASA Distinguished Scholarly Book Award
Jordanna Matlon won this prestigious American Sociological Association award for her book "A Man among Other Men: The Crisis of Black Masculinity in Racial Capitalism."
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Garrett Graddy-Lovelace receives Antipode Foundation "Right to the Discipline" grant
The grant funds her project "Palestinian Landscapes and Liberatory Ecologies: Cultivating transnational communities of practice."
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Simon Nicholson, Toward an evidence-informed, responsible, and inclusive debate on solar geoengineering: A response to the proposed non-use agreement
Simon Nicholson's new co-authored article proposes an alternative near-term pathway to build a more globally inclusive conversation on solar geoengineering and its governance.
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Dana Fisher, How sociology can help us save ourselves
Dana Fisher's new article in Sociological Forum discusses her new book and how a sociological lens helps us to understand how we can save ourselves from the climate crisis.
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