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Has the NAFTA Renegotiation “Tamed Trump on Trade”?
Nearly four months into the NAFTA renegotiation, Mexico and Canada have potentially developed an effective response to the Trump administration's trade skepticism.
External Commentary
Responding to Russia’s Resurgence
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A Global Strategy for Southeast Asian Cities
The megacities of Southeast Asia share global aspirations, strengths, and opportunities. As these cities strive for global prominence, a deliberate, coordinated strategy could guide their efforts toward more integrated global engagement.
External Commentary
A Bipartisan U.S. Trade Policy? Lighthizer Will Face Challenges
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Do Core Trump Supporters Differ from Others in their Approaches towards the Syrian Conflict?
Along the campaign trail and following President Trump’s inauguration, commentators have painted core Trump supporters as isolationists largely disinterested in engaging in conflicts abroad. But data from the 2017 Chicago Council Survey paints a different picture.
External Commentary
In Its Old Age, GATT Is Suffering From Neglect
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Big Ideas and Emerging Innovations
Highlighting approaches, technologies, and ideas that have the potential to radically advance global food security.
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This Week's Reads- Xi Jinping and the Emergence of a New World Order
Nature and international relations both abhor a vacuum. Xi’s China stands ready to fill it.