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Econ professor Douglas Irwin on how President Donald Trump’s second-term tariffs differ from U.S. trade policy over the past 250 years. “Definitely a break from the past,” he concludes. https://zurl.co/VaqZF

Did Trump’s tariffs paint the US into an economic corner? The US and China have secured a fragile truce, but analysts warn Washington’s protectionist pivot marks a structural shift likely to last.

Ryan Goldstein '93 — member of the Dickey Center Board of Visitors and founder of our Goldstein Internship in Japan — is featured in Dartmouth's alumni magazine. A longtime champion of Dartmouth student opportunities in Japan, Goldstein is now endowing a new Asian Studies fund at the college.
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Saying Thanks for a Professor Who Changed His Life | Dartmouth Alumni & Families Stay connected with alumni, faculty, and everything Dartmouth. Turn to the directory whenever you need a Dartmouth name, email address, or phone number.

Congratulations to Jeffrey Friedman on his promotion to Professor of Government at Dartmouth College. An outstanding political scientist, his research focuses on international security, foreign policy decision making, and public opinion on foreign policy. His 2023 book, The Commander-in-Chief Test: Public Opinion and the Politics of Image-Making in US Foreign Policy, examines how voters evaluate leaders' foreign policy credibility. He also hosts the podcast for International Security, the field's leading journal.

At the The Davidson Institute, Friedman directs the Rosenwald Postdoctoral Fellows Program in U.S. Foreign Policy and International Security — a program he knows from the inside, having been a Rosenwald Fellow himself in 2012–13.

His promotion was among 28 tenure and promotion decisions approved by the Dartmouth Board of Trustees this month across the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
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