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Nile Green

Nile Green

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Nile Green is Professor of History at UCLA and Director of the UCLA Program on Central Asia. He is the author of Terrains of Exchange: Religious Economies of Global Islam and the forthcoming The Love of Strangers: What Six Muslim Students Learned in Jane Austen’s London.

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    Civil Liberties in a Pandemic

    Stefanie Stantcheva

    Recent surveys find that attitudes toward the trade-offs between individual rights and measures to protect public health differ across countries, and according to socioeconomic and other factors. But very few people think that individual liberty is more "sacred" than public health.

     shares findings from 15 countries on public attitudes toward the trade-offs needed to tackle COVID-19.
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    American Apocalypse?

    The United States’ global image as an exemplar of democracy and the rule of law has taken a battering during Donald Trump’s presidency. If the November 3 election descends into widespread violence, protracted litigation, and a long-term constitutional crisis involving the Supreme Court, America’s most valuable asset – its soft power – would be shattered.

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