In The News – 2016
30 May 2016
David Shambaugh, professor of political science and international affairs, was interviewed by The New York Times regarding his latest book, China's Future. Read the interview HERE.
17 May 2016
David Shambaugh, professor of political science and international affairs, was interviewed by The Diplomat regarding his latest book, China's Future. Read the interview HERE.
14 March 2016
David Shambaugh, professor of political science and international affairs, was interviewed in the Wall Street Journal's China Realtime blog regarding some of the ideas in his forthcoming book, China's Future. Find the full transcript HERE.
23 February 2016
David Shambaugh, professor of political science and international affairs, published an article in The Wilson Quarterly entitled "President Obama's Asia Scorecard." Read the full article HERE.
28 Janaury 2016
Deepa Ollapally, research professor of international affairs and associate director of the Sigur Center, published an article in The Asan Forum entitled "India’s National Identity and Its Impact on Security Policy under Modi." Read the full article HERE.
20 Janaury 2016
Robert Sutter, professor of practice of international affairs, published an op-ed with the Lowy Insitute's "The Interpreter." The op-ed, "The Taiwan elections: Don't expect a US policy change," discusses expectations following the January 16 presidential election in Taiwan. Read the full op-ed HERE.
13 Janaury 2016
Marguerite Wedeman, a senior with a double major in international affairs and Chinese language and literature was selected for the Inagural Schwarzman Scholars Fellowship. Marguerite was previousuly awarded a Sigur Center Summer grant for Chinese Language study in Taiwan. Read more about her accomplishments HERE.
6 Janaury 2016
Robert Sutter, professor of practice of international affairs, and Elliott School alumnus David Gitter (MA, '15) co-authored two publications. One is an article in The Diplomat entitled "Evaluating Taiwan’s National Power," and the other is an NBR Special Report entitled "Taiwan’s Strong but Stifled Foundations of National Power." Both publications discuss the potential effects of Taiwan's presidential and legislative elections.
