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Deborah Bräutigam, PhD, Professor of International Development and Director of the China-Africa Research Initiative

Deborah Bräutigam, PhD

Professor of International Development and Director of the China-Africa Research Initiative

In a world where problems of growth, poverty, governance, inequality, and vulnerability persist as central questions of global affairs, the demand for advanced study in international relations has never been higher. Johns Hopkins SAIS graduates play key roles solving critical global problems.

Faculty News

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The betrayal myth behind Putin’s brinkmanship.

Mary Sarotte wrote in Wall Street Journal, 01/07

The ‘Putin Doctrine’ becomes clear in Ukraine and Kazakhstan.

Hal Brands wrote in Bloomberg Opinion, 01/06

Kazakhstan reminds Putin what he really needs to fear.

Eugene Finkel wrote in Washington Post, 01/06

January 6 and geopolitics.

Francis Fukuyama wrote in American Purpose, 01/06

Could a democratic China supplant America’s role in the world?

James Mann cited in The National Interest, 01/05

Why the bad guys are winning.

Eliot A. Cohen and Eric Edelman interviewed Anne Applebaum on the Shield of the Republic podcast, 01/04

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