BTG Director @BWJ777 warns of Western democracies' witch's brew thehill.com/blogs/pundits-… via @thehill
America's democratic erosion parallel to #Venezuela w #Chavez ? @naazneenbarma @BtGProjectDC @elyratner @CLACSBrownU politicalviolenceataglance.org/2016/03/24/is-… Retweeted by
BTG fellow @jumacdo and NEFP alum Jaquelyn Schneider: Views from the Ground on the A-10 Debate warontherocks.com/2016/03/views-… via @warontherocks
BTG is excited to be promoting our work and our alumni at #ISA2016. If you are in ATL come say hi! pic.twitter.com/8PR4mqBhGB
@ELforeignpolicy offers advice to get published - before submitting an op-Ed - print, take a red pen, and edit pic.twitter.com/gEYJW5Hups
NEFP participants with @aschmemann & @EvansRyan202 discuss writing for a policy audience pic.twitter.com/3xLg7pmaa5
My post on #gender and #syllabi is finalist for best of 2016 @drhhardt @sethrockman @BtGProjectDC @WatsonInstitute connection.sagepub.com/blog/industry-… Retweeted by
NEFP Conference Day 2: What research questions did our scenario analysis bring to light? pic.twitter.com/lXr0qxzFIs
Excited to welcome amazing group of PhD students from across country for @BtGProjectDC New Era FP conference @AU_SIS pic.twitter.com/URAYc8GuSI Retweeted by
BTG fellow @RachelWhitlark leads our NEFP participants through our scenario "shock"! pic.twitter.com/vD6pLb5C5J
Excited to host 23 PhD students from around the globe for our 2016 #NEFP conference pic.twitter.com/JORTe9AHRb
Policy relevant analysis with @DannyPostel on #sectarianism in #Yemen @BtGProjectDC @BrownUniversity @Hegghammer youtube.com/watch?v=HIJ2kD… Retweeted by
BTG fellow @ELforeignpolicy and NEFP 2015 alum @omarbsr on Unfreezing Iran foreignaffairs.com/articles/iran/… via @ForeignAffairs
I am very excited to come to DC and attend New Era Foreign Policy Conference @BtGProjectDC and #FutureOfWar @NewAmerica in March! Retweeted by
Check out BTG Fellow @ELforeignpolicy & Alumni @ZackCooper on The Right Way to Sanction China goo.gl/vl5Ejx via @thenatlinterest
@JimGoldgeier and Dean Tang, from our partner Singapore Management University: How to keep momentum going after NEI pic.twitter.com/B9GzIGUnGA
Singapore: Govt, business, & academics discuss challenges and opportunities in #cybersecurity at BTG's NEI pic.twitter.com/tM0Fjoterm
BTG co-director @JimGoldgeier with @JeremiSuri: The Urgent Need for Real National Strategy warontherocks.com/2016/01/the-ur… via @WarOnTheRocks
.@JeremiSuri+I argue national security strategies do matter and next administration needs one @TWQgw twq.elliott.gwu.edu/revitalizing-u… Retweeted by
BTG co-director @JimGoldgeier with @JeremiSuri on Revitalizing the U.S. National Security Strategy twq.elliott.gwu.edu/revitalizing-u…
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Spotlight
Congratulations to BTG directors Naazneen Barma and Brent Durbin, along with BTG fellows Eric Lorber and Rachel Whitlark for their work and recent publication of “Imagine a World in Which” in International Studies Perspective (ISP). The article discusses the use of scenario analysis as a method for generating and developing innovative research ideas and showcases how it has been invaluable to participants during BTG’s New Era Foreign Policy Conference.