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More insights about the protests in Turkey from Dr. Arda İbikoğlu, University of Washington Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies alumnus
June 17, 2013 1 LikeFlashback Friday at Johns Hopkins SAIS! Here's what their language lab looked like in the 70s...
June 14, 2013 1 Like"Indeed, one of the few pockets of support Iran retains in the world are in Muslim-majority countries in the Asia-Pacific, including majorities in Pakistan (69 percent) and Indonesia (55 percent), and a plurality Malaysia (48 percent) all expressing positive views of Iran."
June 14, 2013 View on Facebook"But the scholar should also understand the broader policy context or public audience. If the goal is to reach decision-makers, then it’s important to understand that decision-makers make decisions. Not only do they want to understand what is happening and why it is happening, but they want to know what they should do about it." ~ Dean James Goldgeier of School of International Service - American University
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