News Tip: Impact of the Kyoto Protocol, 25 Years Later
Duke experts share perspectives: “The Kyoto Protocol set the foundation for nearly two decades of climate diplomacy and action.”
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Duke Launches Program on Climate-Related Migration
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News Tip: At COP27, A New Approach to Developing Nations is Critical, Experts Say
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News Tip: NC a National ‘Bellwether, ‘Fate of American Democracy’ on Midterm Ballots, Experts Say
Public policy professors Mac McCorkle and Asher Hildebrand offer insights on NC, national elections
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News Tip: The ‘Improbable’ Comeback of Brazil’s New President Lula da Silva
Duke professor Patrick Duddy, a former ambassador to Venezuela, comments
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Scholars: Midterm Elections Critical for Progress on Climate Change
Geoffrey Henderson and Kay Jowers brief media
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Young Voters are Motivated, But Still Face Obstacles
Early voting begins today at Karsh Center on campus
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Whither Democracy? What the Midterm Elections Mean for the Nation
Media briefing examines voter fraud concerns, election security, the impact of authoritarian rhetoric, young voter turnout
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Important Things to Know About Early Voting in 2022
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News Tip: Duke Expert on Gun Violence and Juvenile Crime Available to Discuss Raleigh Mass Shooting
Jeffrey Swanson is an expert on firearms laws, mental illness and prevention of violence
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News Tip: Expert Available to Comment on Thursday’s Jan. 6 Committee Hearing
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Domestic Terrorism Attacks Targeting Electric Companies Rare but Not Unprecedented
Quotes David Schanzer, professor of the practice in the Sanford School of Public Policy and director of the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland…
Democrats Pressure Banks to Atone for Slavery-Era Activities to ‘Redress Past Wrongs’
Quotes William Darity, professor of African and African American Studies
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Quotes David Schanzer, professor of the practice in the Sanford School of Public Policy and director of the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland…
Twitter’s Handling of Hunter Biden Story Spurs Questions of Transparency, Influence
Quotes Phil Napoli, professor of public policy in the Sanford School of Public Policy
Was a Drag Show to Blame for Moore County Substation Attacks? Theories Abound.
Quotes David Schanzer, professor of the practice in the Sanford School of Public Policy and director of the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland…
What To Make of The Appeals Court Ruling in the Trump Top-Secret Documents Case
Commentary by Michael McAuliffe, senior lecturing law fellow
China Scraps Some of Its Most Controversial COVID Rules, in Significant Step Toward Reopening
Quotes Ruklanthi de Alwis, deputy director for the Centre for Outbreak Preparedness at the Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore
Have We Forgotten What Motivates Putin’s Russia?
Commentary by W. Robert Pearson, Fellow in the Center for International & Global Studies
Supreme Court Wrestles With ‘Independent State Legislature’ Theory in Election Case
Quotes Thomas Metzloff, law professor
More Suspicion Than Clarity Circulates Over Who Took Down Moore County Power Supply
Quotes David Schanzer, professor of the practice in the Sanford School of Public Policy and director of the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security