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Candace Rondeaux, “Putin’s Sledgehammer”
Candace Rondeaux features on this episode of C-SPAN’s Booknotes+ to discuss her book Putin’s Sledgehammer.
The political scientist reigniting interest in a multiparty system
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The House of Representatives is too small. Here is one way to fix it.
Lee Drutman was interviewed for a Vox explainer video on increasing the size of the US House.
Lab Director and Senior Fellow Amy J. Nelson Quoted by Le Monde
Future Security Scenarios Lab Director and Senior Fellow Amy J. Nelson was recently quoted by Elise Vincent in a Le Monde article on the expiration of the New START Treaty.
The U.S. Finally Has a Tool to Deter Hostage-Taking
Future Security Program Fellow Sarah Moriarty writes on a new tool to deter hostage taking.
DC is Rolling Back Tenant Protections—Without the Data to Track the Consequences
FLH’s Yuliya Panfil and Sabiha Zainulbhai wrote for Greater Greater Washington on the need for better eviction data in DC.