Berkeley Faculty React to Election Result: What to expect of the Trump 2.0 100 Day Agenda
The election of Donald Trump to a second term as president promises to bring dramatic change to policies coming out of Washington and how agencies […]
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Living Up to the Legacy of “Never Again”: How the U.S. Can Support Ethiopians as Civil War Looms
By Daren Caughron Today, Ethiopia stands on the brink of disaster. Just a few years ago, outside observers were celebrating the significant economic and political […]
Who Controls the Data? An Economic Exploration of the Right to Consumer Privacy
By Sakshina Bhatt & Barrett Redmond In his book Seeing Like a State, author James Scott points out that “the roots of the word ‘statistics’ […]
Help Afghans Directly: Raise the Refugee Cap
By Ethan Azad Since the Taliban took control of Kabul on August 15, the Biden administration has come under bipartisan pressure from Congress as well […]
What does an Iranian nuclear deal look like?
By Raina Kasera US-Iranian efforts to reach a consensus on Iran’s nuclear programs have a long history. While the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action […]
US Policy Concerning China: An Asian Perspective
By Manseok Lee Upon taking office, the Biden administration will need to decide whether to overturn any of the Trump administration’s policies concerning China, which […]
New START: Sustaining the Future of Strategic Stability
By Manseok Lee and Austin Mullen The United States and Russia have about 5,800 and 6,372 nuclear weapons, respectively. Following the termination of the Intermediate-Range […]
Spring 2020 Journal: A Conversation with Janet Napolitano
This piece is the sixth (and last) article featured in our Spring 2020 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Journal Archive” tab above. […]
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