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Thanks to Grace Parker for the interview that followed up the discussion at #CENFAD: tuljournals.temple.edu/index.php/st...

As I told Temple University's #CENFAD last month, personnel is policy. Who populates a Trump/Vance administration, what roles the incoming VP is given, and how the White House operation is structured are all key indicators to watch.

One of the points discussed at Temple University's #CENFAD was this: no matter what candidates promise, the party that controls Congress gets a vote in how foreign policy unfolds. @npr.org ’s Deirdre Walsh has been laying out scenarios based on how the next Congress unfolds.

Nikolas Gvosdev on LinkedIn: Opinion | Ukrainians in Pennsylvania are split on Harris and Trump. How… At the discussions last week at Temple University's #CENFAD (thanks to Alan McPherson for the invitation!) students raised the question of #salience in terms…

Some thoughts about #salience based on recent Josh Rogin pieces after conversations with students at Temple University's #CENFAD: www.linkedin.com/posts/nikola...