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Douglas Dillon Professor | Former Director | Author of "Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides Trap?"

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    30 oct. 2020

    The bottom line: the next administration has painful decisions to make about where and how to invest limited U.S. resources. Our proposed framework can help inform better choices.

    James A. Winnefeld, , & discuss how the United States should prioritize its foreign policy interests—and reconsider the ways it uses each element of U.S. national power to serve those ends.
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    Looking forward to being part of this important discussion on deterring nuclear North Korea with an all-star lineup: , , , William Tobey, moderated by . You can sign up here:

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    2/10 WEBINAR Join next week for a virtual program with , Dr. Thomas Gold, Ms. Melinda Liu, and as we celebrate and remember teacher/mentor/public servant/friend Professor Ezra F. Vogel (1930-2020). REGISTER ➞

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    As we enter Black History Month, we reflect on the legacy of Dr. King and his acknowledgment that "history" is bigger than any individual, moment, or movement. Our Quote of the Week:

    Quote from Martin Luther King, Jr.: "Instead of making history, we are made by history."
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  5. 29 janv.

    . just turned 50. Hard to believe, but time flies. To mark this anniversary, the new editors asked me to revisit an article I had written for the first issue—in 1970. Five decades on, FP also asked for my bets about the decades ahead:

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    27 janv.

    History is a living entity—so be prepared to follow where it may lead. A pearl of Applied History wisdom from and :

    Quote from Peter Baker and Susan Glasser: "When the tectonic plates of history move, move with them."
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  7. 26 janv.

    As I wrote on Friday for , as we move on to an urgent agenda, we should also reflect on the tortuous scenarios that nearly transpired. And we should pause to give thanks for the institutions and individuals that prevented them.

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    25 janv.

    Facing the most severe stress test American has seen in over a century and a half, we passed, writes. "The next, and even more difficult stress test of our democracy will be to reunite the country," he writes.

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    23 janv.

    "Facing the most severe stress test has seen in over a century and a half, we passed," writes in his latest article.

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  10. 22 janv.

    But note: the reward for having succeeded in passing the 2020 election’s test of our electoral system is a much graver challenge of reunifying a deeply divided nation.

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  11. 22 janv.

    Takeaway from this week: In severe “stress test” of American democracy: “The System Worked.” See argument for in today’s .

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    22 janv.

    To the lifelong pursuit of not just historical study, but a historical sense! 📚 Our Quote of the Week:

    Quote from Lewis Namier: "The crowning attainment of historical study is a historical sense—an intuitive understanding of how things do not happen."
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    19 janv.

    With Americans more divided than at any time since the Civil War, what they do—or fail to do—at home will have a greater impact on the world than any action outside their borders, writes.

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    18 janv.

    China’s rise gives President-elect Joe Biden a much more difficult foreign-policy hand to play than many previous U.S. presidents, writes. From our 50th anniversary print issue:

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    14 janv.

    How fragile is American democracy? Can Joe Biden fulfill his pledge to unify America, or does further division loom? Hear what , , and Michael Lind had to say on the subject in today's webinar moderated by .

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    14 janv.

    One last day to apply - May Fellowship applications due TOMORROW! ⏱️

    Interested in applying history to policy-making? Have an interesting project you're working on? Please apply to come work with us! Applications for the Fellowship are open. Details below.
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    12 janv.

    As new national security leaders take their place in Washington, history offers a ready-made guide to the triumphs and mistakes of the past. 🇺🇸 Our Quote of the Week:

    Quote from George Marshall: "We do not lack for knowledge of what to do for our future security. The lessons of history provide plain guidance."
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    11 janv.

    Just a few more days to apply for a 2021-22 May Fellowship! Learn more and apply here ➡️

    2020 was a great year for at as well as at . I'm proud to have helped establish the program and to remain involved.
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    4 janv.

    Interested in applying history to policy-making? Have an interesting project you're working on? Please apply to come work with us! Applications for the Fellowship are open. Details below.

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  20. 24 déc. 2020

    When in the months ahead you are vaccinated, to whom should you be most thankful for making this possible? My latest in the Wall Street Journal:

    We have a capitalist system and Operation Warp Speed to thank for a new Covid vaccine, writes
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  21. 21 déc. 2020

    Ezra was a wonderful human being: scholar, teacher, mentor, friend. Though his passing leaves a dark spot in our heavens, we can be thankful for the light he shined over nine decades.

    It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our former director Ezra F. Vogel (1930-2020). Professor Vogel served as director from 1973-75 and from 1995-99. He was a true champion of our center, an erudite scholar, and a wonderful friend. He will be truly missed.
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