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Conservative but not Republican

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By Anantya Sahney, Andrew Wofford, Joe Donenfeld, Aryadita Balakrishnan, Cody Eaton, Priya Vaishampayan, Kevin Ngan, Constantin Weiss
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Editor’s note: Kevin Williamson is a roving correspondent for the National Review. Published below is a transcript of the interview PostScript Managing Editor Anantya Sahney conducted with him via email. Despite Mr. Williamson’s objections, Anantya is an Economics major and happens to stroll into the department every now and then. This interview has been lightly edited for grammar and spelling.
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The Shifting Tide in American Foreign Policy: A Conversation with Dr. Ian Bremmer

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By Aryadita Balakrishnan, Anantya Sahney, Andrew Wofford, Joe Donenfeld, Kristiana Jordan, Mikko Silliman, Jameson Moore, George Roumeliotis
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On April 5th, 2015, PostScript editor and staff writer Aryadita Balakrishnan spoke with Dr. Ian Bremmer. President and founder of the Eurasia Group–a leading global political risk research and consulting firm– Bremmer is a prominent public intellectual and author whose work has appeared in a variety of top publications. He is currently a foreign affairs columnist and editor-at-large for Time magazine, as well as a global research professor at New York University.
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