How Has the Conflict in Ukraine Influenced the Balance Between Strategic Autonomy and International Cooperation in Spain's Defense Industrial Policy?
Margarita del Castillo examines how the Ukraine conflict has influenced Spain’s defense industrial policy and its ability to balance strategic national autonomy with international defense cooperation.

Supreme Court Influence on Political Party Agendas and Policy Development, 1952–2016
Logan Strother discusses the influence of the Supreme Court on the agendas of national par-ties and argues that agenda influence is a key pathway of indirect policy influence. 

Where India and China Meet: Competing Regional Statecraft in Southeast Asia
Xue Gong and Daniel Balazs look at China’s and India’s regional policies in South Asia and explore disparities in the motivations, approaches, and outcomes of their regional statecraft. 

We Designed Donald Trump's Election
Lawrence Jacobs tracks the institutional changes that cleared the way for Trump’s rise by focusing on two seminal historical junctures during the Progressive Era and after the Democratic Party’s 1968 Chicago Convention. 

A Presidency Transformed, A Democracy in Danger
William G. Howell and TERRY M. MOE reflect on the implication of the core argument of their published Trajectory of Power: The Rise of the Strongman Presidency for Trump’s second term as well as for the years after. 

The End of the Revolution
Kenneth Lowande reviews Trajectory of Power: The Rise of the Strongman Presidency by William G. Howell and Terry M. Moe. He argues that the book raises significant questions about how scholars should respond to this historical moment.

Media, Communication, and Democratic Decline: Thoughts on The Paradox of Democracy
Regina G. Lawrence reviews The Paradox of Democracy: Free Speech, Open Media, and Perilous Persuasion by Zac Gershberg and Sean Illing and argues that it stirs important debate about the fate of democracy around the world.