I am pleased to introduce the first edition of the Foreign Affairs Academic Update. This bimonthly enewsletter includes a preview of each issue of Foreign Affairs, as well as news about the latest resources for teaching international relations. In this edition:
- Sneak Preview — In the New Issue
- Faculty Spotlight — Professor Dan Caldwell
- Classics in the Classroom
- Going to APSA?
- Search Foreign Affairs by Region and Issue
I hope to hear your feedback. If you participate in our short survey, you will receive a free PDF download of a contemporary classic from the Foreign Affairs archive, Michael Scott Doran's article, "Somebody Else's Civil War."
Best,
James F. Hoge, Jr.
Editor
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Is There Still a Terrorist Threat?
By John Mueller, professor of political science at Ohio State University.
The myth of the omnipresent enemy.
God's Country?
By Walter Russell Mead, Senior Fellow for U.S. Foreign Policy at the Council on Foreign Relation.
How the evangelical boom is remaking America's politics at home and abroad.
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Faculty Spotlight
Dan Caldwell is distinguished professor of Political Science at Pepperdine University. His expertise is in International Relations, Russian-American Relations, and National Security and Arms Control. This fall Professor Caldwell is teaching Introduction to International Relations and a seminar in Arms Control and International Security.
Click here to view Professor Caldwell's course syllabus for Introduction to International Relations.
Click here to view the course syllabus for Arms Control and International Security.
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The Top Ten
Foreign Affairs Classics in the Classroom
The following rank indicates the most assigned article in the classroom. Rankings are based on usage reports from the Copyright Clearance Center.
- The Clash of Civilizations?
- The Sources of Soviet Conduct
- Culture is Destiny: A Conversation with Lee Kuan Yew
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