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  China’s Recent Political Shake-ups: Perspectives from Nanjing

  By: BRIAN HART NANJING – When the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) wrapped up its 19th Party Congress in October 2017, it became clear that CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping ...
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  The World Has Changed and IR Schools Need to Adapt

  By: CAITLIN O’GRADY Bologna: The world felt like a different place in the latter years of the Obama administration. In May 2016, Rodrigo Duterte won the Philippines ...
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  Continuing the Discussion: The HNC Cafeteria

  NANJING – The Hopkins-Nanjing Center is home to an on-campus cafeteria, open three meals a day and serving a selection of Chinese and Western food options. It is cheap and ...
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  HNC Winter Break

  Over the winter break, students from SAIS Nanjing documented their ...
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  Spain and the Politics of Disregard

  By: LLUIS DALMAU Bologna: October 1, 2017 was the starting point of an institutional crisis in Spain that had been developing for years. The 2008 financial crash, the 2012 ...
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  A Case for Restraint: Bipartisan Cooperation on U.S. Foreign Policy

  By: DONALD KEYS WASHINGTON – U.S. Representatives Walter Jones (R-NC) and Ro Khanna (D-CA) spoke at SAIS on Tuesday, March 6.  The talk on bipartisan cooperation in ...
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  The Kakehashi Project & the US-Japan Relationship: An Interview with Nari Konno

  By: JANE SCHOTT Washington: In December 2017, ten students from SAIS DC took part in the Kakehashi Project, an exchange program coordinated by the Embassy of Japan. Read ...
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  SAIS Think Tank to Close Doors after 12 Years

  By: JONIEL CHA WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Friday, April 6, the South Korean government formally announced that it will no longer fund the U.S.-Korea Institute (USKI), a think ...