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The Economics of Great Power War & Peace

The Miller Center’s Dale Copeland discusses his new book, “A World Safe for Commerce: American Foreign Policy From the Revolution to the Rise of China,” and offers important insights into how to avert a catastrophic war.

Dale Copeland

Is TikTok different in China? Here's what to know

"The U.S. regulatory environment is highly permissive and allows for profoundly addictive apps to emerge.”

Aynne Kokas

Is TikTok’s Time Finally Up?

“In the unlikely event of a successful ByteDance divestment in the United States, it is equally unlikely that the Chinese government would allow it.”

Aynne Kokas

Tesla’s Troubles Raise Questions About Its Invincibility

“I’m a little surprised at this point there hasn’t been the next thing.”

Michael Lenox

Monsters, asteroids, vampires: AI conspiracies flood TikTok

"Disinformation should be part of the debate about TikTok.”

Aynne Kokas

Hamilton vs. Jefferson

Did Hamilton and Jefferson believe that democracy and capitalism could coexist in America?

Two of the world’s leading historians on Hamilton and Jefferson—Joanne Freeman (Yale University) and Frank Cogliano (University of Edinburgh)—examine the founders’ views of the relationship between political freedom and the means of economic well-being. Hamilton's and Jefferson’s complex views on democracy and capitalism and their different visions for these institutions continue to catalyze American and global society to this day.

Scott C. Miller