We use the US presidential election on 3 November 2020 to examine how president influences economic expectations of international experts. design a large-scale RCT among 843 experts working in 107 countries, asking about their regarding GDP growth, unemployment, inflation, and trade country. The sample is split randomly two subsamples. Half participants were surveyed closely before election, ot...

The past year was a transition, with President Biden proclaiming “America is back,” signaling change in the agenda and style of US foreign policy. Yet administration’s approach Indo-Pacific has been one both continuity change. “Strategic competition” remains focus US–China relations, tensions increasing few signs improvement. Yet, it imperative that this relationship be managed carefully years ...

6 Dear Members, I hope this letter finds you and your family well. As I write this we are preparing for our 2015 Midyear meeting (October 3) having just come off our annual strategic planning retreat and Board Meeting held August 15-16. The retreat was well attended and highly energetic! Our first order of business was the installation of new board members. Jennifer Smith was installed as Presi...

islamic revolution of iran in 1357 united many groups,social castes and associations with different beliefs which all were oppossed to the shah’s regime. islamic revolution of iran like other revolutions did not preserve this coalition and after wining the revolution, this coalition did not continue. according to the teories of kerin berinton, after a revolution’s victory, moderates come to wor...

The Scottish natural philosopher David Brewster played an important role in the history of Royal Society Edinburgh (RSE), being at different times its general secretary, vice-president, and president. This paper examines his career between joining society 1808 becoming principal University St Andrews 1838. It explores how he built a network scientific personal connections with key individuals s...