How does foreign policy change in light of COVID-19? Homeschooling in the age of coronavirus is the new norm.

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April 10, 2020

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Foreign Policy in the Age of Coronavirus ([link removed] )

In the post‐​COVID‐​19 era, expect military spending advocates to compete with those calling for more spending at home.

- Rethinking Hawks and Doves Post-COVID-19 ([link removed] )

By Christopher A. Preble

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COVID-19 Makes Us All Homeschoolers ([link removed] )

This is a stressful time for all of us, and particularly for parents and children who find themselves displaced from the familiar routines of work and school.

- We Are All Homeschoolers Now ([link removed] )

By Kerry McDonald

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