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This Agora Forum brings together journalists from across the region who cover Pittsburgh from different vantage points, including broadcast radio, community and faith-based media, and a nonprofit digital news platform. They'll talk candidly about how news reaches people today, what it takes to inform a community that is divided along political, generational, and neighborhood lines, and how trust in a news source is earned and lost. |
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Government agencies increasingly rely on X, Instagram, and other commercial platforms to share information about public services, policies, and crises. But these platforms are not neutral channels. Attend this event to learn more. |
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Siyao Li reveals how home governments negotiate with host governments at the behest of MNCs, while the firms themselves play a central role in ensuring that these commitments translate into effective enforcement. |
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Ofir Dayan will analyze the results of Israel's 2026 elections and the political forces and societal divisions that shaped them. |
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Drawing on his research in income redistribution, political economy, and ethics in the economics profession, Hoover will examine this question, what the “social contract” requires of its citizens, and what it promises in return. |
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Kendall will examine how artificial intelligence and autonomous weapon systems are transforming warfare across every military domain, including land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace. |
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Zoila Ponce de León will be drawing on her recent book, The Politics of Healthcare Expansion (Cambridge University Press, 2026), to examine why efforts to expand equitable healthcare so often fall short, and why some succeed. |
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When states punish foreign firms during international disputes, enforcement often depends on subnational implementation. Yet why does it vary so sharply across localities? Shengqiao Lin argues that subnational governments exploit geopolitical crises as distributive openings. |
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