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Christopher Sands, a professorial lecturer in the Canadian Studies Program, wrote a blog post for The Huffington Post Canada titled “Has Obama Really ‘Lost Canada’?”

Matthias Matthijs, a professorial lecturer in the International Economics Program, appeared on PBS’s “Nightly Business Report” for a segment titled “Analysts Believe in European Banking Union to Solve Crisis.” 

Vali Nasr, incoming SAIS dean and professor of International Relations, wrote an op-ed for Bloomberg.com titled “What Pakistan Can Teach the U.S. About Egypt.”

-- Riordan Roett, director of the Latin American Studies Program, was quoted in a Wall Street Journal article titled, “Paraguay Congress Removes President Fernando Lugo.” 

Tom Mahnken, senior research professor of Strategic Studies wrote a blog post for FP.com’s “Shadow Government” titled “Why More Nuclear Weapons Is Not the Answer.” 

Tong Kim, a professorial lecturer in the Korea Studies Program, wrote an op-ed for The Korea Times titled “Romney on North Korea.” 

Erik Jones, director of the European Studies Program, was quoted in a Reuters article titled “Spanish Bailout Raises the Bar for Italy.”

Riordan Roett, director of the Latin American Studies Program, was quoted in a Wall Street Journal article titled, “Paraguay’s Neighbors Protest Swift Removal of Leader.” 

James Mann, author-in-residence at the Foreign Policy Institute at SAIS, wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post titled “How Obama’s Foreign Policy Team Relates to the Vietnam War—or Doesn’t.”

Vali Nasr, incoming SAIS dean and professor of International Relations, was quoted in a Washington Post article titled “’Little America’: Infighting on Obama Team Squandered Chance for Peace in Afghanistan.”