We Shot the War: Overseas Weekly in Vietnam

Explores the legacy of Overseas Weekly, a muckraking military tabloid that covered the Vietnam War and earned a reputation as “the least popular publication at the Pentagon.”

Roots of the Issei: Exploring Early Japanese American Newspapers

Examines the emergence of key Japanese American generational terms in the early 20th century using digitized Japanese American newspapers.

Revolution and Aftermath: Forging a New Strategy toward Iran

Discusses Iran’s underappreciated role in US grand strategy since the end of World War II and how America can successfully approach Iran in the 21st century.

Spin Wars and Spy Games: Global Media and Intelligence Gathering

Hoover Institution fellow and former international correspondent Markos Kounalakis, PhD, explores the shifting tides of our global news media infrastructure, and how state-sponsored news outlets are eclipsing independent journalism.

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News & Articles

Eureka Issue 1804: Campaign 2018: Tax Repeal—Maybe; Political Reform—Not This Year?

In this edition of Eureka, we explore the taxation and reform aspects of this election.
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Stanford Researcher, Cybersecurity Specialist Alex Stamos Calls For Cooperation Between Government And Technology Companies

During a lecture Tuesday evening, Alex Stamos, a Stanford researcher and a former chief security officer at Facebook, encouraged technology companies, researchers and the government to work together to solve cybersecurity issues.
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It’s No Secret That Rep. Adam Schiff Has Higher Ambitions. What’s His Next Political Move?

In a glittering ballroom in rural New Hampshire, Rep. Adam B. Schiff riffed about President Donald Trump to the Portsmouth Democratic Club recently, and then with a laugh, accepted their thank you gift: a guide book on how to compete in the New Hampshire presidential primary.
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How the World Recovered: The 2008 Financial Crisis Ten Years Later

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