ArticlesBen Rhodes Sees Crucial Leadership Role for the U.S.Date10/18/2024Body The former Obama aide says a Trump victory would not be good for democracy.ImageThumbnail
In the NewsThe Argument for Just Not Talking About Politics in the Workplace10/17/2024Description Government professor Sean Westwood is featured in an article about politics in the workplace and says, “I think the idea is to set a norm of corporate political neutrality.”Marketplace
In the NewsThe Myth That Foreign Policy Doesn’t Matter in Presidential Elections10/10/2024Description Government professor Jeffrey Friedman co-authors an opinion piece about the importance of foreign policy in presidential elections, noting that voters want to make sure a candidate is “fit to serve as the country’s commander in chief.”Foreign Affairs
QuotedQuoteNetanyahu’s strategy, if that’s the word for it, is de-facto annexation under an umbrella of deterrence.BylineBernard Avishai, visiting professor of government | AttributionThe New YorkerDate10/9/2024
ArticlesKristol Sees Guardrails Within the U.S. If Trump WinsDate9/27/2024Body But the conservative ‘Never Trumper’ warns of immediate harm in foreign policy.ImageThumbnail
In the NewsForum Discusses How Presidential Election Will Impact South Korea Alliance9/27/2024Description Government professors Jennifer Lind and Daryl Press discuss how the outcome of the U.S. presidential election could impact the terms of the American commitment to its alliance with South Korea.The Korea Times
ArticlesRockefeller Center Director to Launch The Dartmouth PollDate9/24/2024Body Students will help coordinate a survey of New Hampshire voters on key races this fall.ImageThumbnail
QuotedQuoteWe should be worried about incidents of political violence, but so far we haven’t seen evidence that it’s leading to a broader trend.BylineSean Westwood, associate professor of government | AttributionThe New York TimesDate9/23/2024
ArticlesDartmouth to Host 2024 Election SeriesDate9/16/2024Body Speakers include Vice President Mike Pence, Anita Hill, and Sen. John Fetterman.ImageThumbnail
QuotedQuotePhilanthropic dollars are, of course, more flexible and reliably amortized into ongoing budgets than congressional funding.BylineAmy Schiller, visiting scholar | AttributionThe Chronicle of PhilanthropyDate9/13/2024
