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My methodology revealed that China today is already more powerful than the Soviet Union was during the Cold War. Modern China, then, is not just a great power but a superpower.

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Jennifer Lind, associate professor of government
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Foreign Affairs
Date
12/12/2025
In the News

The Boomers Are Protesting Trump. Where Is Gen Z?

12/3/2025
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Professor of Government Brendan Nyhan writes that the “more persuasive explanation for the relative lack of young people in the anti-Trump, pro-democracy movement is that they are demobilized and demoralized.”
The New York Times
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Seeing People and Cultures From the Ground Up

12/2/2025
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Using his bicycle to tour the world, Bond Almand ’26 combines activism and action.
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Bond Almand cycling
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Takaichi’s Japan Enters an Era of Fragile Coalitions

12/1/2025
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Government professor Charles Crabtree co-authors an opinion piece noting that Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female prime minister, faces “one of the most uncertain parliamentary situations in postwar Japan.”
East Asia Forum
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Ethics Institute Hosts Moral Philosophy Workshop

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11/26/2025
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The annual event is a collaboration with the philosophy and government departments.
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Lucas Swaine, Victor Wu, Tom Dougherty
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AI Bots ‘Can Pass as Humans in Online Political Surveys’

11/19/2025
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Sean Westwood, an associate professor of government, discusses his study that found that AI bots are capable of duping and corrupting opinion surveys.
The Times
In the News

How China Is Teaching Authoritarians to Innovate

11/17/2025
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Jennifer Lind, associate professor of government, comments on how China’s model of growth is gaining global appeal.
Bloomberg
In the News

Why the Last Name on Your Ballot May Look Familiar

11/14/2025
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Government professor Brendan Nyhan discusses the advantages candidates who follow their parents into political careers hold. “If you have a famous name, you can bypass a part of the process,” he says.
The Washington Post
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We have this open seat in New Hampshire in 2026, and I’m sure the candidates on both sides of the aisle are going to be talking about this particular moment in politics.

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Jason Barabas ’93, director of the Rockefeller Center
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WCAX
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11/11/2025
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Dartmouth Dialogues Survey Results Reveal Impact

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11/7/2025
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Students say engaging with challenging perspectives is essential to their education.
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Alejandro Menendez and Hailey King in class

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