China: Social Media and Public Diplomacy with the U.S. State Department
A new, exciting class is being offered in Fall 2017 by Professor Stuart N. Brotman, “The Changing Art of Diplomacy: […]
Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy
Monthly Archives: May 2017
UT and WVU Partnering to Study Coal Demand in Appalachia
The Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy is part of a team of researchers from UT and West […]
A Comparative Analysis of Women’s Descriptive Representation in Subnational Politics in Peru and Russia
This research paper addresses an overarching question related to women’s representation in subnational politics. Which specific social and political conditions […]
The Future of Intervention: Examining the Legacy of the Responsibility to Protect
Military intervention is a prospect that carries both great potential for good and terrible possibilities for destruction. The application of […]
An Inquiry into the Effect of the 2014 Russian Sanctions on European Gasoline Markets
During March 2014 the world witnessed one of the most overt signs of geo-political aggression since the end of the […]