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Who wins the US election matters to Australia, but not as much as we think
Michael Shoebridge | November 6, 2020A Biden win would reverse the tendency for the US to treat allies as adversaries—or free riders (except when they are)—but a Biden presidency would also be consumed by a focus on rebuilding and healing a divided America.
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Arvanitakis on American Politics: The third debate and 12 days to the election
James Arvanitakis | October 24, 2020The US election is already underway, as 40 million have already voted by mail, and the clock towards the most contentious election result in living memory is already ticking.
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Arvanitakis on American politics: The National Conventions and three trends to watch
James Arvanitakis | August 29, 2020The 2020 election will no doubt be one that political scientists will use as a case study for decades to come: let’s hope it is for all the right reasons.
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Arvanitakis on American politics: the complexities of Kamala Harris
James Arvanitakis | August 15, 2020Joe Biden’s announcement of Kamala Harris as his running mate for President will bring both positives and negatives to his campaign.
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Arvanitakis on American politics: The third Democratic debate
James Arvanitakis | September 14, 2019The latest televised debate between challengers for the Democrat ticket produced some heated exchanges on healthcare, immigration, Donald Trump and other hot button issues, but will it shift voting intentions?