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Hamilton on Foreign Policy 184: Defending democracy is our defining challenge
We Americans share a common faith in democracy as the best and most just system of governance. We treasure government “of the people, by the people and for the people.” With the founders, we believe that governments derive their authority from the consent of the governed.
Nick Cullather named interim dean of IU’s Hamilton Lugar School
Nick Cullather, professor of international studies at the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies, will serve as interim dean of the school starting Feb. 1. Lee Feinstein, founding dean of the school, announced in December that he had accepted a new position in Washington as president of McLarty Associates and will step down… Read more »
Hamilton on Foreign Policy 183: ‘Diplomacy is back.’ Biden’s year in foreign policy
President Joe Biden took office a year ago with a promise to restore America’s role as a world leader, re-engage with allies and rebuild alliances that had frayed under Donald Trump’s “America First” approach. “America is back. Diplomacy is back,” Biden said.
Hamilton on Foreign Policy 182: US-Russia tensions must be managed
We had high hopes for the future of U.S.-Russian relations after the collapse of the Soviet Union three decades ago. The Cold War had ended, and Russia seemed for a time to be moving in the direction of openness and democracy. But those hopes were soon dashed.
Op-ed: A former ambassador finds optimism at a high school debate contest in Indiana
By Dean Lee Feinstein, as published in the Chicago Tribune This piece may be disturbing to some readers. It offers limited hope, optimism, and earnest language, with brief scenes of unity. Like many who have worked on promoting democracy around the world, I spend a lot of time these days worried about the state of our… Read more »
Jan 26
Jan 26
Café Hispano (Spanish Conversation Group)
Spanish and Portuguese Department
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Jan 26
Washington Leadership Program Information Session
SPEA /Public and Environmental Affairs, Paul H. O’Neill Graduate Center
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Jan 26
Jan 27
Jan 27
Woodburn Hall
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Jan 28
Jan 28
Faculty spotlight
How did a Swazi girl gain her own independence and wind up in Indiana? Find out in this great blog and video segment with Dr. Betty Dlamini, senior lecturer in Hamilton Lugar's African Studies Program.
Learn more about Dr. Dlamini
Read Tyler's winning editorial
First place of the inaugural America's Role in the World® Student Editorial Contest went to Hamilton Lugar student Tyler Combs for his piece "For America to Save the Liberal World Order, We Must Admit that We Broke It."
Read Tyler's editorial
IU Day is the world’s biggest IU celebration
On April 10, the Hamilton Lugar School community came together to celebrate IU Day! As the university's official day of giving, we wanted to put our focus on thanking the people who make so many things possible for our students, faculty, and staff. See how we made it happen.
Learn about IU Day at HLS
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