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2022The Production of Arms and Influence: Weapons, Diplomacy, and the Technopolitics of Nuclear StrategyBetre, Leyatt
2022Autonomy Preserved: A Manual for U.S. Alliance Management in the Shadow of U.S.-China CompetitionTeraoka, Ayumi
2023India’s Electricity Future: Perspectives From The Public and PolicymakersRamamurthi, Pooja V
2024Accelerating Decarbonization of China’s Building Sector Through Supply-Side Low-Carbon Technology Deployment and Demand-Side Efficiency ImprovementsLiu, Shangwei
2024STRATEGY IN SAVAGERY SALAFI JIHADISM AND THE CAUSES OF BRUTAL AND INDISCRIMINATE VIOLENCEShapoo, Sajid Farid
2021Information and Blind Spots: Satellite-imaging technology and contending arguments for nuclear disarmament, arms control, and modernization in U.S. policymakingPatton, Tamara Lilinoe
2024REDUCING TRANSPORT AND BUILDING ENERGY DEMAND IN CHINESE CITIES: CO-BENEFITS FOR CLIMATE, AIR QUALITY, AND HUMAN HEALTHFu, Xiangwen
2024Death By Agreement: Americans' Depictions of Their Afghanistan and Iraq War DeadIsaacs, Cory
2024The Emergence, Role, and Potential of U.S. Quasi-Governmental Organizations for Climate Change GovernanceNix, Paul
2023Navigating a Warming World: Rural-Urban Migration in the Context of Smallholder Farmer Climate AdaptationChoquette-Levy, Nicolas

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