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How Obsession with China Warps U.S. Arctic Policy
U.S. Arctic policy has fallen prey to anti-China paranoia, distorting research, silencing dissent, and turning cooperation into confrontation.
How Democracy, Media and Gender Equality Shape Abortion Views
About the book Fetal Positions: Understanding Cross-National Public Opinion about Abortion, by Amy Adamczyk, published by Oxford University Press in 2025.
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How Obsession with China Warps U.S. Arctic Policy
U.S. Arctic policy has fallen prey to anti-China paranoia, distorting research, silencing…
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