Press Clips: March 24-April 6, 2018

Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies

In a First, Mexican Foreign Minister Vows Fixes to Tijuana Sewage System March 23, 2018, cited in Times of San Diego

School of Global Policy and Strategy

The Fall of Nanjing as My Grandmother Lived It March 17, 2018, authored by GPS Alumnus David Chen Here’s the real reason teachers are revolting in red states April 2, 2018, authored by incoming Professor Agustina Paglayan in The Washington Post

Roger Bohn

It will be very tricky to test and regulate safety of self-driving cars March 24, 2018, authored blog post for Art and Science in Technology Tesla employees say Gigafactory problems worse than known March 31, 2018, authored blog post for Art and Science in Technology

Richard Feinberg

Cuba desperately needs to reform currency system, but timing couldn’t be worse April 4, 2018, quoted in The Miami Herald

Rafael Fernandez de Castro

Histeria migratoria April 6, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish)

Stephan Haggard

John Bolton: Surrender Is Not an Option March 23, 2018, authored blog post for North Korea: Witness to Transformation Stephan Haggard talks about the effect of ROK-US joint military drills on DPRK diplomacy April 1, 2018, featured in EBL News (podcast) Those North Korea sanctions might be working. Here’s why. April 6, 2018, authored for The Washington Post

Gordon Hanson

Trade Is Not a Job Killer March 29, 2018, cited in The New York Times George Mason Economics Department Embarrasses Itself ​March 30, 2018, cited in ​Mother Jones Trump’s big mistake on trade April 4, 2018, cited in Yahoo Finance

Susan Shirk

Neighborly relations is key to China’s reassurance strategy January 2018, Susan Shirk featured in South Reviews news magazine They may ask in Beijing, ‘Who Lost America?’ March 23, 2018, cited in The Washington Post Chinese Industry At The Dawn Of A New Era March 31, 2018, cited in The McGill International Review

David Victor

Design flaw may lurk in nuclear waste canisters buried at San Onofre March 23, 2018, quoted in The Orange County Register  Work ceased for 10 days at San Onofre after loose bolt was discovered in radioactive waste container March 24, 2018, quoted in The San Diego Union-Tribune Vaclav Smil looks to history for the future of energy. What he sees is sobering. March 23, 2018, quoted in Science Magazine  As San Onofre’s Radioactive Waste Goes Underground, Opponents Search For Alternatives March 29, 2018, quoted in KPBS Leaking canisters at San Onofre are serious concern April 2, 2018, cited in The San Diego Union-Tribune

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