Press Clips: Oct. 6-19, 2018

Center for U.S-Mexican Studies

What keeps Native Americans from voting – and what could change this Oct. 18, 2018, authored by fellow Melissa Rogers for The Washington Post

Eli Berman

Politics professor discusses U.S. defense strategy in modern conflicts Oct. 11, 2018, cited in The Daily Princetonian

Rafael Fernández de Castro

El abrazo de El Salvador a China y sus implicaciones Oct. 12, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish) UC San Diego to hold conference on challenges for Mexico’s President-elect Oct. 16, 2018, featured in San Diego Community News Moneda electoral en el aire Oct. 19, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish)

Stephen Haggard

North Korean professor says DPRK GDP at $30.7 billion in 2017 Oct. 12, 2018, quoted in NK News U.S. NGOs being blocked from humanitarian work in N. Korea, sources say Oct. 12, 2018, quoted in NK News

Zoltan Hajnal

The heart of populism is identity, not race Oct. 17, 2018, cited in The Spectator USA

Gordon Hanson

Globalization 2.0 Oct. 6, 2018, cited in The Weekly Standard Globalisation, blue collar style Oct. 7, 2018, cited in The Times (subscription required)

Barry Naughton

World politics explainer: Deng Xiaoping’s rise to power Oct. 7, 2018, cited in The Conversation AU See also: EconoTimes

Victor Shih

China constricts capital outflows with eye on yuan stability Oct. 11, 2018, cited in TODAYonline See also: Reuters

David Victor

San Onofre’s 3,600,000-Pound Nuclear Waste Dilemma Is a National Emergency Oct. 11, 2018, quoted in The Inertia.com Govt. strategy in kids' climate case: Don't attack science Oct. 12, 2018, quoted in E&E News Trump turns to national security to boost coal Oct. 16, 2018, quoted in E&E News

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