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News Tip: Local Subcontractors Should Be Used in Rebuilding Iraq
April 21, 2003
One of the most effective methods to achieve reconciliation is to require the cooperation of the local groups in the reconstruction effort, says Duke professor Francis Lethem
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News Tip: SARS Plays Into Our Cultural Fears
April 14, 2003
Fears sparked by epidemics are fueled not just by the danger they pose, but also by the anxieties already present in our culture
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News Tip: U.S. Faces Challenges in Post-War Iraq, Professors Say
April 9, 2003
The U.S. will have to proceed carefully to ensure that the new Iraqi government is seen as legitimate, according to Duke international relations experts
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News Tip: Amendment Could Result in Unwanted Sentencing Changes
April 7, 2003
Duke law professor Sara Sun Beale says there is no proof that a House amendment would help with the sentencing of pornography defendants
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News Tip: Public Support for War in Iraq Parallels U.S. Experience in Vietnam
March 14, 2003
Historian Alex Roland says that past experience indicates that the American people will support war as long as they can be convinced it is necessary
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News Tip: Turkey May Reconsider U.S. Request for Deployment, Duke Expert Says
March 10, 2003
The March 9 election of Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the Turkish Parliament could prompt Turkey to reconsider its earlier stance
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News Tip: President Ignoring Allies' Needs
March 3, 2003
President Bush has alienated world leaders by ignoring their political needs, says Duke political science professor
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News Tip: Duke Professor Says Ousting Saddam Would Reduce Mideast Tensions
February 28, 2003
Removing the Iraqi leader would "radically reduce" threats to Iran and other Middle East countries, says political science professor Joseph Grieco
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NEWS TIP: America Should Look To Past To Develop An Economic Stimulus Plan
February 12, 2003
Duke professor says main parts of president's package lacks support
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News Tip: Powell's Speech Unlikely to Change Minds
February 5, 2003
The Secretary of State's presentation at the UN Wednesday is unlikely to sway critics who by this point are largely impervious to evidence or argument, says Duke political scientist
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