Press Clips: Feb. 10-23, 2018

Rafael Fernandez de Castro

Zanahoria y garrote, la enchilada de Trump Feb. 2, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish) Por qué perdimos Acapulco Feb. 9, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish) Y seguirán las masacres Feb. 16, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish) Incertidumbre y gas natural Feb. 23, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish)

Stephan Haggard

The Tale of Two Koreas: Why the army of North Korean Cheerleaders? Feb. 8, 2018, interviewed on HLN/Carol Costello "Across America" (video plays on FireFox) Two Koreas make rare show of unity at Olympics Feb. 10, 2018, featured in CNN (video) North Korea Still Detaining Three Americans as Media Gushes over Kim Jong-un’s Sister Feb. 13, 2018, cited in Breitbart News North Korea’s budding entrepreneurs defy the odds in Kim Jong Un’s totalitarian state Feb. 14, 2018, quoted in CNBC Has North Korea’s week at the Winter Olympics diminished the nuclear threat? Feb. 14, 2018, cited in The Guardian

Zoltan Hajnal

It's Not Illegal Immigration That Worries Republicans Anymore Feb. 18, 2018, cited in The Atlantic

Gordon Hanson

Marriage, Fertility, and Blue-Collar Male Employment Feb. 10, 2018, cited in National Review  Could a Trump manufacturing resurgence revive US marriage rates? Feb. 14, 2018, quoted in Fox Business  Video: Manufacturing Makes Men More Marriageable Feb. 14, 2018, cited in Engineering.com

Victor Shih

China seizes control of troubled insurer that owns Waldorf Astoria Feb. 23, 2018, quoted in The Washington Post

Susan Shirk

America's foreign-policy muscle is withering — while China bulks up its own Feb. 13, 2018, quoted in Business Insider The State Department is withering and China is taking advantage Feb. 13, 2018, quoted in We Are The Mighty (blog)

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