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US Foreign Policy, 2nd Edition - Book Launch|

Thursday 10^th May 2012, 6.30pm, COL 2.01 Columbia House Speakers: Professor Michael Cox, Dr Doug Stokes

The Contradictions of Hegemony: The United States and the Arab Spring|

In his article for the IDEAS Special Report 'After the Arab Spring: Power Shift in the Middle East?' Dr. Nicholas Kitchen looks at the American perspective on these political changes in the context of its broader regional and international strategic interests.

The United States After Unipolarity|

As the United States' dominance of the international system comes increasingly under threat, this report assesses the challenges the Obama administration has faced in rebalancing American foreign policy to a world that is no longer 'unambiguously unipolar'.

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LSE Roundtable - EU Foreign Policy: The View from Africa
Date: Thursday 10 May 2012 Time: 6.30-8pm Venue: STC S.75, St. Clements Building Speakers: Dr Marie Gibert, Professor Gerrit Olivier, Dr Daniela Sicurelli Chair: Dr Tine Van Criekinge
Obama’s Foreign Policy in a Transforming Middle East
IDEAS' Transatlantic Programme Coordinator Dr. Nicholas Kitchen will be participating in a panel discussion at Warwick University on May 10th 2012. He will be addressing the question 'is the war on terror over?' The event is hosted by the AHRC Research Network on the Presidency of Barack Obama.
IDEAS Book Launch - US Foreign Policy Second Edition
Thursday 10th May 2012, 6.30pm, COL 2.01 Columbia House Speakers: Professor Michael Cox, Dr Doug Stokes Chair: Dr Nicholas Kitchen

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