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Stanford political scientist Kathryn Stoner outlines challenges and next steps in U.S. diplomacy with Russia
Here, in the first of a two-part Q&A, Stanford scholar Kathryn Stoner talks with Stanford News Service about what to expect from U.S.-Russia diplomacy moving forward and what the Biden administration can do to advance global security abroad…
Stanford political scientist Rob Reich brings together scholars from multiple disciplines in new book, Digital Technology and Democratic Theory
How should we take stock of digital technologies and their promise and peril for reshaping democratic societies and institutions? To answer, Digital Technology and Democratic Theory broaches the most pressing technological changes and issues…
President Biden’s first day in office signaled a new era in American politics, Stanford scholars say
“Joe Biden has a real opportunity to bring a measure of justice to communities of color as he promised to do throughout his campaign,” Assistant Professor of Political Science Hakeem Jefferson said.
Post-insurrection, the U.S. needs to set its own house in order, says political scientist Michael McFaul
Former U.S. ambassador to Russia and Stanford political scientist Michael McFaul recommends that the incoming Biden administration “go big” in its efforts to reaffirm core democratic values – including passing comprehensive…