Gotta run
Blogging will be light the next couple of days, as I’ll be attending/presenting at the Council on Foreign Relations National Meeting. I’m bringing the wi-fi, but this meeting is an all-day affair, and blogging is not an accepted social practice at CFR meetings…. yet. Last year, Howell Raines resigned while I was en route — ...
Blogging will be light the next couple of days, as I'll be attending/presenting at the Council on Foreign Relations National Meeting. I'm bringing the wi-fi, but this meeting is an all-day affair, and blogging is not an accepted social practice at CFR meetings.... yet. Last year, Howell Raines resigned while I was en route -- I wonder if something big will happen this time around.....
Blogging will be light the next couple of days, as I’ll be attending/presenting at the Council on Foreign Relations National Meeting. I’m bringing the wi-fi, but this meeting is an all-day affair, and blogging is not an accepted social practice at CFR meetings…. yet. Last year, Howell Raines resigned while I was en route — I wonder if something big will happen this time around…..
Daniel W. Drezner is a professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and co-host of the Space the Nation podcast. Twitter: @dandrezner
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