Findings with Dr. Mary Manjikian: Informal Diplomacy
Dr. Mary Manjikian looks at the history of presidents’ use of informal diplomacy or “back channels”. Presidents have always used…
Findings with Dr. Mary Manjikian: Presidential Authority
What is the basis for the president’s authority? In this video, Robertson School of Government’s Dr. Mary Manjikian presents Wever’s…
Set Point with Steve Perry: Policy and Bad Science
In the past, bad science has been used to promote certain policy changes. In response to a New York Post story, Steve…
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Dr. Baugus Discusses His Book, A Biblical Path for a Prosperous Society
https://youtu.be/CpzkXx_lSMo The views and opinions expressed in this post are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the…
Blind Politics with Dr. AJ Nolte: Israel Election, Part 3
Dr. Nolte breaks down the results of Israel’s October 2019 elections. After describing each party’s electoral performance and analyzing possible…
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Blind Politics with Dr. AJ Nolte: Israel Election, Part 2
In this brief video, Dr. Nolte explains how long-standing differences over what it means to be Jewish have created deep…
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Blind Politics with Dr. AJ Nolte: Israel Election, Part 1
Dr. Nolte explains the two main issues that divided Israelis in the country’s most recent election: what they think of…
Findings with Dr. Mary Manjikian: National Security and Intelligence
In this video, Dr. Mary Manjikian, Chair for the National Securities program at Regent University, addresses issues of trust between…
Set Point with Steve Perry: Keeping Your Word, and Your Resolutions!
Living in a world where everyone from the government to employers and employees kept their word would make the world…
Set Point with Steve Perry: Dean Perry Describes Effectively Communicating to Congress and Safe Voting
Interim Dean Steve Perry describes how the electronic world is changing things in everyday life, but maybe it isn’t as…