Reflections on Constitutional Constraints: Lessons from Washington, Through...
My first month in the United States has forced me to rethink the relationship between freedom, power, and constitutional limits.
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Navigating a Congressional Off-Session Week
Written by Alyce Ferme, Washington Internship Program, 2025 With my internship in Congressman Lloyd Doggett’s office now wrapped up and having arrived back in Australia, I’ve […]
Trump 2.0 and the War in Ukraine: Settlement or Stalemate?
Dr. Jessica Genauer Senior Lecturer in International Relations Flinders University POLICY PERSPECTIVES #19, February 2025 | DOI Foreign Policy and Trump 2.0: National interest and great […]
“America First 2.0”: Implications for the Liberal International Order a...
Dr. Luis da Vinha Lecturer in Politics and International Relations De Montfort University, UK POLICY PERSPECTIVES #17, November 2024 | PENDING DOI Donald Trump’s re-election as […]
An Experience Working on the Hill
Written by Charlotte Kavanagh, Washington Internship Program intern, 2024 Both during and after the Washington Internship Program, it is a guarantee that people will ask you: […]
Kyle Whenan Week 2, Working and exploring Washington DC
We are all now in our second week in Washington, and quickly adapting to the weather changes since leaving the middle of summer. I have settled […]
by Mariah Spronk 21st January 2022
It’s now been one week since landing in Washington, but yet it feels like weeks ago I was boarding the plane at Adelaide Airport. It’s quite […]