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March 21, 2022 By Danny Citrinowicz When the Abraham Accords were unveiled in 2020, Iran denounced the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) decision to normalize relations with

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“Me, I got out of there, I left Egypt partly for the same reasons that caused the revolution […] It was for social justice, I

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Abstract Recent scholarship on diaspora engagement and transnational repression has investigated how authoritarian regimes seek to engage, govern and control their diasporas. Recognizing that diasporas

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Contents   Summary   Truman Administration, 1947-1953   Eisenhower Administration, 1953-1961   Kennedy Administration, 1961-1963   Johnson Administration, 1963-1969   Nixon Administration, 1969-1974   Ford Administration, 1974-1977   Carter Administration, 1977-1981   Reagan Administration, 1981-1989   Bush Administration, 1989-1992   Clinton Administration, 1993-1997   Appendix: Assistants to the President