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"Welcome aboard, Ben! We look forward to your thoughts. You are welcome to cross-post from your blog if you like."
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What are your interests and areas of expertise in international relations?
Business, Economy, Globalization, Governance
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A student of IR.

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At 12:07pm on August 31, 2012, Carnegie Council said…

Welcome aboard, Ben! We look forward to your thoughts. You are welcome to cross-post from your blog if you like.

 
 
 

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