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Addressing Rural America’s Immigration Paradox
In places like Arcadia, Wisconsin, where Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant platform has gained traction, local governments should make immigrant integration a priority.
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How the Elite Misjudge the US Electorate on International Engagement
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Deep Dish – Nov. 3, 2016: Climate Change Solutions
Are solutions to climate change staring us in the face? Council Vice President of Studies Brian T. Hanson sat down with resident climate and sustainability expert Karen Weigert to discuss.
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Secretary of State John Kerry on What Makes America Exceptional
On October 26, US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke at the Council about American leadership in an era of opportunity and risk. Hear his thoughts on what makes America exceptional, as well as what's at stake in the upcoming presidential election.
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This Week's Reads – The World That Awaits
The next president of the United States faces a world on edge, and America confronts a more complex and less controllable world than at any time in history. Dealing with these challenges will require a refocused grand strategy, one that better aligns America's capabilities with its interests and prioritizes what is truly important.
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The Benefits of a New Atlantic Growth Pact
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The Rise Of Populism Abroad: It's Not Just Trump
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Deep Dish – Episode 5: Populism Across the World
What’s behind this year’s populist explosion? In the latest episode of Deep Dish, we put the year’s political movements—from Brexit to Trumpism—in historic context and discuss their implications for the established world order.
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This Week’s Reads – The Rise of Populism
The rise of populism is one of the most important global developments in recent memory. This week’s reads explore some of the reasons why populists are gaining more prominence and what this means for America and the world.