Governing America In A Global Era (GAGE)

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The GAGE program examines the intersection and historical roots of contemporary American foreign policy and domestic politics. This groundbreaking initiative integrates the American Political Development and America in the World programs.

Publications & News

2006 Miller Center Fellow Derek Webb's op-ed "Civic Education for the Entire Brain" will be reprinted in Leadership Magazine, the journal of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The op-ed originally ran in Education Week in September 2007.

GAGE Chair Brian Balogh helped Business Week compile a pre-convention look at how presidential candidates have used technology to get out the vote.

2007 Miller Center Fellow Nicole Kazee, with Michael Lipsky and Cathie Jo Martin, has written Outside the Big Box, a piece published in the July/August 2008 Boston Review. Their article argues that small business isn't well represented politically, particularly on the issue of health care.

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Foreign Policy History Panel -...

Thursday, May 08, 2008 - 9:30am

Marc Selverstone

Upcoming Events

Barry Rabe
Barry Rabe

Report of the Virginia Climate Change Survey

Tuesday, October 21, 2008 - 5:30pm

The results of the first survey of public attitudes toward climate change among Virginia residents will be released at this special panel on Tuesday, October 21, 2008, at 5:30 p.m. Authors Barry Rabe, Visiting Scholar at the Miller Center from the University of Michigan, and Christopher...

Edward Wasserman
Edward Wasserman

NOW WHAT?: Can the new president rise above partisan polarization to govern...

Friday, October 24, 2008 - 1:30pm

By their words and actions, Obama and McCain have, in effect, promised to be "post-partisan" presidents. But, given the important differences between the parties on issues such as health care , the economy and foreign policy, can they deliver on this promise? This panel of distinguished practitioners and scholars will examine the campaigns of both candidates to determine whether they have successfully laid the groundwork for true bipartisan cooperation in the next...

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Meet the Fellows

Exiting Anarchy: Militia Politics and the Post-Soviet Peace

Politicizing Religion: A Comparative Look at the Origins ...

Messengers of the Right: Media and Modern American Conservatism

The Tutelary Empire: State- and Nation-Building in the 19th ...

Energy Highways: Canals, Pipes, and Wires Transform the ...

Network-Enhanced Goods and Internet-Mediated Organizations: ...

Assisting Counterinsurgents: U.S. Security Assistance and Internal ...

Special Relationships, Dollars, and Development: U.S. Foreign Aid ...

Positive Rights in the Constitutions of the United States


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