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Sarah Bush: Yale political scientist gauges impact of foreign meddling on voter trust Associate Professor Sarah Bush is interviewed by the Yale News on the subject of her new book collaboration concerning the impact of foreign meddling on voter trust in...	Katharine Baldwin, nominated by students for being one of the the most inspirational of teachers at the fifth annual “Inspiring Yale” The Graduate and Professional Student Senate (GPSS) sponsors “Inspiring Yale” every spring to recognize one “inspiring faculty” member from each of Yale’s graduate and...	Prof. Isabela Mares: Varieties of Clientelism in Hungarian Elections Professor Isabela Mares has wrriten a paper with Lauren Young of University California Davis entitled Varieties of Clientelism in Hungarian Elections. Abstract: In elections...
Paul Backen: How can NATO effectively respond to Putin's challenge to nuclear deterrence. Professor Paul Bracken was interviewed on SLDinfo.com concerning the Russian nuclear threat and NATO’s possible responses to it. The article, entitled “Bomber Task...	Ian Shapiro: Can Business Links Lead To Peace Between Israelis and Palestinians? While diplomats are the ones who sign peace deals, Yale’s Ian Shapiro sees businesses as critical to creating the pre-conditions for progress in difficult, high-conflict...	Professor Paul Bracken and the Yale Translation Initiative Professor Paul Bracken is part of the new Translation Initiative at Yale University. “In the lived environment, our increasingly globalized world, translation has become...
Ian Shapiro on NPR Radio Podcast: "The Future of Political Parties" Professor Ian Shapiro is interviewed on an NPR Public Radio Podcast concerning erosion in the faith in the two party system. In the interview, “The Future of Political...