June 17, 2024
Duke Flags Lowered: Trustee Emeritus Samuel Barnes Passes Away at Age 93
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Political Science
At Potsdam’s Cecilienhof Country House, staff ride participants gathered at the historic site of the Potsdam Conference to discuss the significance of the post-WWII decisions that set the stage for Cold War tensions.
David Rubenstein and Fareed Zakaria
November 17, 2023
White House Appoints David Price to Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board
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Sports is a global activity, making it an unusual form of diplomacy and cultural connection. Thursday night, Adam Silver, retired General Martin Dempsey, Sarah Hirshland and Mike Krzyzewski shared their leadership experiences in global sports activities. Professor Peter Feaver moderated the discussion. Photo by Colin Huth
September 29, 2023
Do Sports Belong in Diplomacy? What Leaders from the NBA, Olympics and College Think
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Peter Feaver leads a class of Duke students and alumni on a “staff ride” in Pearl Harbor. Feaver’s research addresses divisions between civilian and military life in the United States.
June 26, 2023
Putin’s Response to Prigozhin ‘A Telling Climb-Down,’ Russia Expert Says
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June 15, 2023
Four New Trinity Professorships Honor Duke Trailblazers
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June 13, 2023
Duke Flags Lowered: Political Scientist Tom Spragens Dies at Age 81
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New York City had a layer of gray-orange haze over it this week thanks to the Canadian wildfires.
May 11, 2023
A ‘Staff Ride‘ in Italy Provides the Big Picture on Strategy and War
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