PhD Candidate at the Leiden University Institute for History. Researching modernization, the Peace Corps, and VISTA.
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Catherine Wood retweeted
In their IA policy paper, @andygawt (@UniLeiden) & @catherine_would call for a US foreign policy that values soft power & regional cooperation over rivalry.
📖Read it here: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iiaf106
Catherine Wood retweeted
🛡️Is US foreign policy stuck in a zero-sum mindset?
In their IA policy paper, @andygawt (@UniLeiden) & @catherine_would urge policymakers to move past competition & embrace interregional cooperation: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iiaf106
Catherine Wood retweeted
With summer in full swing, we have launched our July issue today!☀️
🌏 Special section on Central Asia and the Indo-Pacific
🔖 Articles on climate politics, EU-UK relations and more
💻Policy papers on US foreign policy & AI governance
📚24 book reviews
Read NOW: academic.oup.com/ia/issue/10…
"Our sector is being hit by budget cuts" = "I have decided to decimate our sector's budget"
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A friend sent this @dailyfreepress article from 1985 during the Silber administration--some things never change!
POV: You are the outgoing president of a large university who is out of touch with your students, faculty, and staff.
President Brown has, unsurprisingly, missed the mark with this one. I'll address a few of his points below.
"On May 21 I officiated at my 18th and final Commencement ceremony as president of Boston University.
It was an unruly affair.
They (students) were attempting to implement the cancel culture that has become all too prevalent on university campuses."
bu.edu/articles/2023/a-lesso…
He should have been proud of, or at least not chastised and patronized, students for using their freedom of speech to protest, as has long been a tradition at college campuses. 12/12
I'm proud to be an alum of @BU_Tweets thanks to the excellent faculty, classmates, and friends I had there in spite of the the administration. I hope things will change with a new president, but given the past trajectory I'm not optimistic.
would new yorkers prefer that their city stays a rat paradise or lose a few parking spots? i fear the former, even though they seem to be the only major city that leaves trash out in the open like this nytimes.com/2023/05/03/nyreg…