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MissionThe GAGE program examines the intersection and historical roots of contemporary American foreign policy and domestic politics. This groundbreaking initiative integrates the American Political Development and America in the World programs. Events
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NewsBrian Balogh commented on President Bush's legacy and his visit to Monticello in the Daily Progress on July 3. Sid Milkis weighed in on the lessons Obama can learn from the Clinton administration in The Huffington Post on July 2. Sid Milkis was one of several historians who assessed McCain's chances in the Politico June 15. The History News Network published The Perils of Polling, a piece written by Benjamin Ginsberg, the David H. Bernstein Professor of Political Science at The Johns Hopkins University. Ginsberg participated in GAGE's Has Polling Killed Democracy? conference on April 25. More information. Brian Balogh discussed the historic precedent of Obama's candidacy in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette June 6. The Legal History Blog discusses the conservative legal movement and GAGE's 2008 Spring Fellowship conference, where Fellow Jefferson Decker, whom blogger Dan Ernst mentored, presented his work. |