The University of Chicago Institute of Politics

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2	3 Cheng \| When Scientists Cross the Pacific: Coveted Brains or Covert Agents? Pressman \| Peace Without Justice: Is Accountability Really A Prerequisite for Peace	4 Saved by the Bell: How Chicago Avoided a Transit Budget Shortfall Yangyang Cheng: What I Wish I Knew When I Sat in the IOP Living Room Warren \| The Lawyers: First They Came for the Immigrants…	5 Caldwell \| Prioritizers, Restrainers & Primacists: The Three Factions Vying to Define the GOP Off-Year Election Read-Out: NYC, California, and more!	6 Wagner \| Divided We Stand: The Battle Over Transgender Troops China and Tech Innovation: An Unstoppable Path?	7 "Influencing" & Public Narrative with Mike Ricci and Don Seymour	8
9	10 Cheng \| Who Is Afraid of Huawei? Pressman \| Elite Capitulation, Corruption & Authoritarianism	11 Law and Legislation: How Lawyers Advise a Big City Mayor The Next Senior Senator from Illinois: Meet Tammy Duckworth Warren \| The Lawyers: How Is the Rule of Law Still Being Forcefully Defended, Even if You Can’t See	12 Caldwell \| A View From the Inside: Why Trump 2 Is Different From Trump 1 on Foreign Policy Cheng \| Going Critical The Geopolitics of Climate: Navigating Climate Policy in an Increasingly Divided World	13 Wagner \| The Space Force Experiment: How Politics Shapes America’s Newest Military Branch	14	15
16	17 Pressman \| Gays & Authoritarianism Bridging Innovation and Trust: A Conversation with former CDC Director Dr. Susan Monarez	18 Warren \| How an Activist, a Lawyer & a Storyteller Can Change This World	19 Caldwell \| Foreign Policy Swamp Tour: The Key Actors Driving American Foreign Policy	20 Wagner \| Advice & Consent: A Simulation in Mastering the Senate Confirmation Game	21	22
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