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… control of a state. Historically, this is a very unusual event, not just in the Islamic world, but anywhere. I wanted … the 19 th century imperial powers and the 20 th century superpowers. If anything, the religious establishment is … if it is left to its own devices, will Iran become another China? Whether it moves away from a hostile ideological …

… only eight of those currently possess them: Russia, China, the United Kingdom, France, Israel, India, Pakistan, … nuclear arsenal in the early 1990s.) Only three — Russia, China, and North Korea — are considered U.S. adversaries. In a new book, “Nuclear Politics: The Strategic Causes of …

… as “two incompatible peoples”. Vietnam is domineering, China more benign, Cambodia “medieval”. He finds a “core of … Short contests what he calls the Cambodian “equation of race with behaviour rather than with blood”, implying that he … he would not have denied the Khmer Rouge export of rice to China, including a 5,000-ton shipment documented in a …

… data for over 2 billion individuals, Professor Hsiang uses new techniques to study whether climate change is likely to … treaties governing the oceans, and whether satellites and AI can be combined to monitor the entire planet in real …

… Professor of English and African American Studies, Grand Valley State University “Characters of Blood: Black Heroism … Naval Academy “Canada’s Promised Land? Finding African New Englanders in Nova Scotia, 1755-1775” Wednesday, February … Washington City, Francis Scott Key, and the Forgotten Race Riot of 1835 The “Savagery and Treachery” of the …

… the future of great power politics and, specifically, U.S.-China relations. The advent of nuclear weapons meant that … argued that U.S.-China competition will be marked not by arms races and competitive alliance building but rather by a … theorists, and he played a leading role in proposing a new section of the American Political Science Association …

… frame climate change problems and develop solutions In his new book, The Spirit of Green: The Economics of Collisions … we need companies to do an inventory of their wheat use or silicon use. It’s another example of how we’re going town a … happen. You get used to the Cold War, then Nixon goes to China and the world changes.” I think that external …