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Grand strategy in the age of Trump

Hal Brands,
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Hal Brands Henry A. Kissinger Distinguished Professor - Henry A. Kissinger Center for International Studies, Johns Hopkins SAIS
Bill Finan, and
Bill Finan
Bill Finan Director - Brookings Institution Press
Fred Dews
Fred Dews Managing Editor, New Digital Products - Office of Communications

April 17, 2018

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U.S. President Donald Trump receives a briefing from senior military leadership accompanied by Vice President Mike Pence and new National Security Adviser John Bolton.
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Hal Brands, a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, discusses his new book, “American Grand Strategy in the Age of Trump,” and what an “America First” foreign policy framework looks like.

Also in this episode, Joe Parilla explains the economic development incentives that state and local governments offer to get corporations, such as Amazon, to locate there.

 

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Examining the local value of economic development incentives

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Hal Brands photo
Hal Brands Henry A. Kissinger Distinguished Professor - Henry A. Kissinger Center for International Studies, Johns Hopkins SAIS
Bill Finan
Bill Finan Director - Brookings Institution Press
Fred Dews Managing Editor, New Digital Products - Office of Communications FredDews

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