Dr. Sara Vakhshouri discusses energy security and geopolitics at Duke University
On March 19, IWP professor Dr. Sara Vakhshouri had a discussion with Dr. Brian Murray, Duke University’s Energy Initiative director. The first part of the discussion was dedicated to how energy markets react to supply and demand. Dr. Vakhshouri said that since the United States became a major energy producer, global energy markets have been…
Read More ›Prof. Rebeccah Heinrichs discusses America’s role amid the pandemic at the Hudson Institute
On March 26th, IWP’s Professor Rebeccah Heinrichs, a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, facilitated a discussion with Former Under Secretary of Defense Michèle Flournoy on America’s role in the world amid the COVID-19 pandemic. At this event, Professor Heinrichs and Under Secretary Flournoy discussed the global spread of the coronavirus amid the backdrop of…
Read More ›Professor Heinrichs appears on Fox Business to discuss the Saudi-Russian oil price war
Professor Rebeccah Heinrichs appeared on Fox Business on March 18 to address the Saudi Arabia-Russia price war that is unfolding in the oil market. In her March 18 appearance, Professor Heinrichs analyzed the recent actions of Saudi Arabia to tank oil prices from the Russian perspective. The Saudi-led OPEC sought to stabilize oil prices amidst…
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Dr. Phil Williams participates at the anniversary commemoration of The Crossing of the Dan during the American Revolution
IWP Professor Henry (Phil) Williams gave remarks on the commemoration of The Crossing of the Dan during the American Revolution, which took place on February 14, 1781. Members of the Virginia Society Sons of the American Revolution, Daughters of the American Revolution, and other American history enthusiasts paraded from The Prizery to Constitution Square in…
Read More ›General Peter Pace speaks at IWP Student Roundtable
On March 10th, IWP hosted a student roundtable discussion with General Peter Pace. At this event, General Pace spoke with students about his experience as the 16th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. General Pace has had a distinguished 40-year career in the United States Marine Corps, holding command at virtually every level while…
Read More ›IWP’s response to the coronavirus
Because of public health concerns about the coronavirus (COVID-19), all IWP classes held March 23-April 11 will be held online. There will be NO classes meeting at IWP during this period. We will be utilizing the on-line tool Zoom.com to conduct classes and will send students the necessary links to access classes remotely. Classes that…
Read More ›Prof. Rebeccah Heinrichs discusses U.S.-India relations and the coronavirus
On February 24, 2020, Professor Rebeccah Heinrichs discussed President Trump’s strengthening of America’s relationship with India, fostering what could be a strategic counter to China, as well as the lack of transparency coming out of China amid the coronavirus outbreak, on Fox Business. Professor Heinrichs stated that by signing the $3 billion agreement between the…
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IWP and Assumption College partner on national security and international affairs education
The Institute of World Politics and Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts have recently signed a partnership agreement that will benefit graduates of Assumption who choose to pursue graduate studies at IWP. IWP will grant a $2,200 guaranteed scholarship per semester to graduates of Assumption College who are accepted within IWP admissions guidelines. In addition, if…
Read More ›Prof. Rebeccah Heinrichs discusses China and the coronavirus on Fox Business
This past week, Professor Rebeccah Heinrichs gave remarks on Fox Business about how the Communist Party of China (CPC) was responsible for the initial outbreak of the coronavirus and how many statistics revolving around the virus have been under-reported. During the segment, Prof. Heinrichs stated that the general population has the right to know about…
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Dr. Paul Coyer writes new book on the ethics of nationalism
In March, IWP Research Professor Dr. Paul Coyer’s new book, L’Etica del Nazionalismo (The Ethics of Nationalism) will be released in Italy. In the book, Dr. Coyer writes that the nation, contrary to the predictions of some, has not only not disappeared but is experiencing a resurgence in importance. He argues that defining nationalism as…
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