Madeleine Dunaway

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Madeleine Dunaway is an International Relations and Economics student at the College of William & Mary whose research focuses on democratic resilience and Middle Eastern affairs. She previously worked with the Sage Institute for Foreign Affairs' Sphere Project, researching Egyptian bilateral relations, and studied Arabic in Marrakesh, Morocco, as a U.S. Department of State National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) scholar.

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Can the United States Go it Alone? The Real Cost of a Post-NATO Defense Strategy

As the NATO summit took place July 7th through 8th in Ankara, American pressure on European leaders to meet increased defense spending benchmarks took...

Why Adversaries Don’t Need to Win a War to Weaken America

As America marks its 250th birthday this summer, the celebrations come amid growing public skepticism about the health of American democracy. In the spring...

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