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About Us
The 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.
The GAGE program holds regular colloquia and panels for prominent scholars from across the country to share their works-in-progress and exchange ideas concerning contemporary debates in politics, history, and current affairs. The program also funds nine Miller Center Fellowships to support the research and writing on American politics, foreign policy and world politics.
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The GAGE Chair and Faculty Associates
 Brian Balogh Brian Balogh, Chair of the GAGE Program and Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Virginia
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 Mel Leffler Melvyn Leffler, Faculty Associate in the GAGE Program and Edward Stettinius Professor of American History in the History Department of the University of Virginia
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 Jeff Legro Jeffrey Legro, Faculty Associate in the GAGE Program, Compton Professor of World Politics and Chair in the Department of Politics at the University of Virginia
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 Vesla Weaver Vesla Weaver, Faculty Associate in the GAGE program and Assistant Professor in the Politics Department of the University of Virginia.
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 Jeff Jenkins Jeff Jenkins, Faculty Associate in the GAGE program, Associate Professor in the Politics Department of the University of Virginia
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 Leblang David Leblang, Faculty Associate in the GAGE Program, J. Wilson Newman Professor of Governance and Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia
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Full list of the program's scholars, fellows, and staff.
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