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The Red Wave Didn’t Just Vanish

11/16/2022
Description
Government professor Sean Westwood’s work with the Polarization Research Lab is cited in a column on last week’s elections. Westwood says “that democratic norm violations of the sort many Republicans ran on are an electoral loser.”
The New York Times
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An Important Victory for U.S. Democracy—and a Warning

11/14/2022
Description
Government professor Brendan Nyhan says “the basic institutions of democracy held” with the defeat of prominent election deniers last week but that “there are still many grounds for concern.”
The New Yorker
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Dartmouth Experts Break Down Midterm Elections

Date
11/9/2022
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Control of Congress still in question, but Democrats avoid a “red wave.”
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When the weather is bad, then that actually means the social and maybe the psychological cost of going to the polling station goes up.

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Yusaku Horiuchi, professor of government
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The New York Times
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11/8/2022
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Netanyahu’s bloc will have more discipline, but to save his skin he’ll rely on religious fanatics and extremists. The country is on tenterhooks, fearing that divisions exacerbated by recurring elections may spin into violence.

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Bernard Avishai, visiting professor of government
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The New Yorker
Date
10/31/2022
Articles

Harry Enten ’11 Breaks Down the Midterm Election Trends

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10/25/2022
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The data journalist joins the Dartmouth/UNH event from New York between CNN segments.
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Americans are broadly supportive of democracy in the abstract. But at the same time, they may not have well-developed views about exactly what it means.

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Brendan Nyhan, James O. Freedman Presidential Professor
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HuffPost
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10/24/2022
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This is far from the first time a nuclear-armed state has attacked a nonnuclear state, nor is it the first time a nuclear state has used its nuclear arsenal to backstop coercion or aggression.

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Nicholas Miller, associate professor of government
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Foreign Policy
Date
10/18/2022
Articles

Kudos: Greenleaf and Kelly Receive Apgar Innovation Award

Date
9/27/2022
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Dartmouth faculty, students, and staff are recognized for their achievements.
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In the News

How Putin’s Partial Mobilization to Ukraine Could Backfire

9/22/2022
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Government professor Jason Lyall writes that Vladimir Putin’s order to mobilize up to 300,000 reservists to fight in Ukraine “risks exacerbating the structural problems inherent within the Russian military,” and undermining military morale.
The Washington Post

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