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NDISC Welcomes Intelligence Community Leaders
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CCCG Welcomes Associate Director Dr. Deborah O'Malley
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NDIAS Teaching Lab Fellow Karrie Koesel to testify before Congressional-Executive Commission on China

‘The best decision I ever made’: How being among the first classes of women at Notre Dame prepared Ann L. Combs ’78 to thrive in corporate boardrooms and the nation’s capital

Kroc Institute welcomes five new Ph.D. students, names fellowship recipients
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Political science professor’s book on Islamic law wins two International Studies Association awards

Research shows government transparency benefits special interest groups, not citizenry

V. Phillip Muñoz Publishes New Book on Religious Liberty
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NDISC Alumna Spotlight: Mackenzie Nolan
CCCG Provides Funding for Summer Internships and Conferences
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CCCG Welcomes Visiting Scholars

Past, Present, and Future for America’s War Colleges
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Ford Research Finds Diverse Friendships Foster Inter-Ethnic Trust in Kenyan Schools
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Class of 2022 Student Spotlight: Patrick Aimone
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New book explores “wicked problems” facing peace studies scholars and practitioners
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Eileen Hunt’s book Artificial Life After Frankenstein wins award for broadening horizons of contemporary political science

On Poland trip, students reflect on religion, international law, and atrocities
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The Review of Politics is pleased to introduce John Andrew Petrakis as our 2022/23 Editorial Intern.
