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Jennifer Philippa Eggert Writes Blog for the LSE Gender Institute
has written a blog post on Donald Trump's visa ban / Muslim ban and the reasons why, as a Muslim woman, she is still planning to attend the upcoming ISA conference in the US.
Jennifer's blog, for the , can be read here:
Ragnar Weilandt Writes on Trump for openDemocracy
In an , PAIS PhD researcher argues that US president Trump is poised to repeat some of the Bush administration’s most fatal errors.
Trevor McCrisken Quoted in Independent Articles on Donald Trump
Dr Trevor McCrisken has been quoted in a number of articles recently discussing United States President, Donald Trump.
In an article on Friday February 3rd, titled "," Dr McCrisken is quoted saying:
“Some presidents are very hands-on and very keen to be present in the Situation Room as major operations are being carried out. Obama and Bush were fairly regular there.” He added: “My sense is that some presidents have been less enamoured with the idea of always being there.”
And in an article on Sunday February 5th, "," Dr McCrisken's quotes are used heavily.
Trevor McCrisken, associate professor of politics and international studies at the University of 桃色视频, said that if war broke out "we would be looking, I would imagine, at World War Three".
He said: "I really do think that would be the end of life as we know it on Earth.
"From a global strategic risk level I would say the last thing you want is war between the United States and any of the major powers because of the risks of escalation, obviously the potential for nuclear weapons to be used. The likelihood of nuclear exchange between the two principals involved is high."
But, he added, the "overwhelming view of most policy-makers in Washington since at least the late 1970s" favours a form of "cooperative, if competitive" relationship with China.
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Academic appointment - Dr Tom Long
Dr Tom Long will join PAIS with effect from 1 September, 2017 as an Assistant Professor in Rising World Powers.PAIS research featured on the 6th anniversary of the Egyptian 25 January Revolution
Marking the sixth anniversary of the 25 January 2011 Egyptian Revolution, Nicola Pratt and Sara Salem have published a new article based on material from their research project, 'Politics and Popular Culture in Egypt: Contested Narratives of the 25 January 2011 Revolution and its Aftermath.'
You can read the article here:
More details about the project can be found here: