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Lecture on US national security policy
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Department of Political Science, St. Francis Degree College organised a programme on Monday which was addressed by Brian Katulis, a Senior Fellow at American Progress working on US national security policy. He addressed the BA students of Political Science on America\'s evolving foreign policy debate emphasising on what he calls the 3 Ps
Hyderabad: Department of Political Science, St. Francis Degree College organised a programme on Monday which was addressed by Brian Katulis, a Senior Fellow at American Progress working on US national security policy. He addressed the BA students of Political Science on America's evolving foreign policy debate emphasising on what he calls the 3 Ps, partnership, pragmatism and pluralism. He drew attention to the new challenges to foreign policy from non-state actors. He was accompanied by Gabriel Hons-Olivier, Public Affairs Officer, US Consulate in the city.
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