QuotedQuoteThe possibility of an independent South Korean nuclear arsenal is not a popular direction within circles in Washington.BylineDaryl Press, Professor of Government | AttributionThe Chosun IlboDate7/19/2022
In the NewsWhy Shinzo Abe Thought Japan Had to Change7/12/2022Description Associate Professor of Government Jennifer Lind writes that with the assassination of the former prime minister, “Japan has lost a formidable leader who was still actively shaping policy debates in an era of tremendous change.”
ArticlesProfessors React to Assassination of Shinzo AbeDate7/8/2022Body Japan political experts Yusaku Horiuchi and Jennifer Lind weigh in.
QuotedQuoteIf voters are deciding early, they may not have heard very much from an unknown challenger, or a challenger who sort of takes off towards the end of the campaign.BylineLinda Fowler, professor of government emerita | AttributionVermont PublicDate7/7/2022
QuotedQuoteThe larger trust issue has been ongoing for decades.BylineHerschel Nachlis, research assistant professor of government | AttributionVoxDate7/1/2022
ArticlesVox Populi: The Science of the ConstitutionDate6/29/2022Body A nonideological approach to a foundational document.ImageThumbnail
QuotedQuoteThere are so many things that women need for themselves and their families right now that they don’t have access to.BylineDeborah Jordan Brooks, associate professor of government | AttributionValley NewsDate6/27/2022
ArticlesFive Dartmouth Graduates Receive Military CommissionsDate6/11/2022Body Family members went on stage to pin the cadets with second lieutenant bars.ImageThumbnail
In the NewsWe Know Less About Social Media Than We Think6/3/2022Description A story about polarization and social media cites a new working paper by government professor Brendan Nyhan that found almost all extremist content is either consumed by subscribers to relevant channels or through links from external sites.
In the NewsRussia’s Invasion of Ukraine Has Eroded the Nuclear Taboo6/2/2022Description A story about the potential deployment of nuclear weapons cites studies about public attitudes on the issue co-authored by Benjamin Valentino, the chair of the Department of Government.
