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Will The Russian Sanctions Work?
The government does not have an effective process to measure the effectiveness of this increasingly common instrument.
Oct 30
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The Art of Foreign Policy – and the Limits of Science
Some people get nervous about the idea of more scientific forms of expertise in foreign policy. Have no fear! Let's delve into four areas where foreign…
Aug 25
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Dan Spokojny
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"Old" versus "New" Public Diplomacy
A Conversation with former Public Diplomacy Office Director Paul Kruchoski
Aug 11
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Dan Spokojny
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The Right Way to Improve Efficiency at the State Department
Foreign policy must commit to developing strategic-level monitoring and evaluation capacity.
Jun 30
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Dan Spokojny
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The Intelligence-Policy Disconnect
Do the two tribes even speak the same language?
Jun 19
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Dan Spokojny
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Philanthropy Needs a New Playbook
My newest article in the Chronicle of Philanthropy suggests that in the wake of USAID's closure, philanthropy needs a new strategy.
Jun 4
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Dan Spokojny
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How to Make Rubio’s State Department Reform a Success
The pathway to success may lie in challenging the divide in the Department between regional and functional bureaus.
Apr 29
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Dan Spokojny
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Reactions to the State Department's Reorganization Plan from Rubio
Does this amount to a drastic overhaul or simply a streamlining?
Apr 22
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Dan Spokojny
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We walk like experts, we talk like experts, but does that really mean we know what we're doing? This substack explores the nature of expertise in foreign policy in the 21st century.
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