The Power of Humor: How Political Comedy Can Make or Break a Presidential Campaign
By Dr. Caroline Leicht Almost seven in ten Americans attribute the quote “I can see Russia from my house” to...
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John Dewey and Reflection on Negative Campaigning
by Leyla Abbasi When Tim Walz first dubbed Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance “weird” and it caught...
Still Paradise and Power? The United States and Europe.
By Richard Lange More than twenty years ago, in 2002, the American foreign policy expert Robert Kagan published his...
Feminist Foreign Policy and the United States: Is it a match?
by Eva Rieger American Exceptionalism entails the belief in the United States’ outstanding characteristics and is rooted in classical liberal...
Gun Culture Supremacy: The cultural shift of gun ownership and the rise of political violence in the United States
By Stefanie Wallbraun Political violence in the United States has increased sharply over the past decade. Aggravated by populist actors...
When TikTok Meets the Catch-All Concept of National Security
by Shasha Lin TikTok, a video-sharing app launched in the fall of 2017, is the first Chinese social media platform...
Done Playing Games: Black Athletes’ Political Activism
By Sebastian Mayer In the wake of renewed protests surrounding the movement for Black Lives, accompanied by the COVID-19 pandemic,...
Game Over – Warum es den Westen nicht mehr gibt
Dr. Tobias Endler zu seinem neu erschienenen Buch Game Over. Im November 2020 atmet Deutschland hörbar aus. Joe Biden...