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Liberty and Security Magazine: Biography of a Metaphor
Read the latest issue of Liberty and Security magazine, including a story about Prof. Dreisbach's research on Jefferson's "Separation Between Church and State."
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Panel: Communication, infrastructure investment key to securing water future
During a forum hosted by the CEP in San Francisco featuring some of the nation's top environmental leaders, panelists identified innovation and investment as crucial to securing the future of water.
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Professor's New Book Probes Limits of Presidential Power
Chris Edelson argues that throughout history, U.S. presidents have tested and overstepped the limits of emergency powers, especially in the post-9/11 era.
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Food Education Nation
American University’s Center for Food Studies is part of the food research trend in higher education.
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Food Education Nation
American University’s Center for Food Studies is part of the food research trend in higher education.
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Exploring Seismic Shifts in U.S. Communities
New SPA research project outlines how upheaval at the local level is dramatically changing the U.S. Rapid changes in technology and economics are redefining the social, political, and cultural fault lines of the nation.
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OSP and GCA Honor 2012-2013 RAC Graduates
OSP and GCA recently hosted a ceremony honoring AU staff who completed the Research Administration Certification program.
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New SPA Grad and Professor Advances Research, Policy, and Perceptions on Violence
A former social worker and nonprofit director, Jane Palmer, SPA/PhD ’13, has been dedicated to ending violence for two decades.
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PhD Student Couple Shares Heritage, Research Passions
Tofigh Maboudi and Ghazal Nadi, who met at the University of Tehran nine years ago, recently presented their research on democracy in Egypt.
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AU Conference Addresses Democracy Gap
"The Gap from Parchment to Practice: Ambivalent Effects of Constitutions in Democratizing Countries” will cover issues in new democracies including Colombia, Venezuala, Bolivia, and Egypt.
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