Peter Trubowitz

@ptrubowitz

Professor of and Director of . International security, US foreign policy, American politics.

London, England
lse.ac.uk/UnitedStates/H…
Joined February 2016
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    11 Jan 2017

    Read my latest thoughts on how is redefining America’s terms of international engagement

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  2. Jan 7

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    Jan 7

    Our event at 6pm London tonight “What Prospect is there for a Return to Global Leadership” is now open to the the public. Please retweet, and please register here.

    Today 6pm (London), I will be moderating this panel ⁦⁩ on the United States with What Prospect for a Return to Global Leadership?
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  4. Jan 7

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  5. Jan 5

    “Acting unilaterally, as President Donald Trump did – and as the EU is now doing – only plays to China’s strength by diluting the collective bargaining power of the world’s democracies.” See my latest with Charles Kupchan.

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  6. 1 Dec 2020

    Looking forward to this. See you there.

    Join us next week, when () and ( ) will discuss an alternative model of that is more compatible with economic prosperity and social inclusion.🌍 🗓️Tuesday 8 December, 4pm BST 🎟️:
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  7. 23 Nov 2020

    Looking forward to this discussion tomorrow.

    Tomorrow we discuss the conflict between economics and culture as the cause of populism.🇺🇸 Is it a conflict or is it a combination? 🤔 ⏰ 4pm, 24 Nov 💻
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    18 Nov 2020

    NEW PODCAST ALERT!🎧 What actually happened in the ? 🇺🇸 If you missed our event with Prof Meena Bose (), , Prof Jeffrey K. Tulis (), and you can now listen to the event recording at

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    18 Nov 2020

    Our panel discussion on climate politics after the US election is now available as a podcast. Here's the link:

    If you missed last night’s panel discussion on how the US election outcome will impact on international climate politics with & you can watch it in full here
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  10. 9 Nov 2020

    Joe Biden has been elected as the 46th President of the United States. Some thoughts on his three main challenges following Donald Trump's presidency

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    8 Nov 2020

    What are the implications of a Biden presidency for international climate politics? Register now to join our expert panel discussion tomorrow at 6.30pm (UK time) with

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    4 Nov 2020

    Who is the new President?🔵🔴 What's to come in the next 4 years? Was the election fair? 🇺🇸 ⏰ 4pm, 5 Nov ➡️

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    3 Nov 2020

    Whatever the outcome of US join & on 9th November to discuss the implications for international climate politics

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  14. 4 Nov 2020

    As we wait for more news on the election result, some reflections on Trump's four years in office on

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    2 Nov 2020

    "Public confidence in American foreign policy has weakened so much that it's eroding the credibility of America's international commitments and its capacity to act programmatically in the international realm," comments our Director ()

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  16. 28 Oct 2020

    Trump’s “mission accomplished”

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  17. 22 Oct 2020

    Tonight’s election debate may be Trump’s last chance to close the polling gap with Biden.

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    16 Oct 2020

    📺 Watch US Centre Director () discuss yesterday's Presidential Town Halls and the upcoming with

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  19. 5 Oct 2020

    "Now the president is Exhibit A for the argument in favor of taking this seriously": Trump's COVID-19 hospitalization and how it might affect the election

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  20. 30 Sep 2020

    Here’s how the betting markets came down on last night’s “debate”

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  21. 21 Sep 2020

    "It’s a risky move that could easily blow up in Republicans’ faces in any number of ways": Read my thoughts on on what fast tracking a Supreme Court nominee might mean for the 2020 election

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