Speakers will analyze the Trump administration's foreign policy and its implications for peace and security at home and abroad.

Is the Trump administration operating in a fundamentally different way from previous administrations? Are we indeed in the "midst of a rupture," as the Canadian prime minister Mark Carney put it? Or entering a new phase of great power competition and collusion? Is the post-war international order essentially over?

The panel will feature faculty with expertise in U.S. foreign policy and the politics of Latin America, East Asia,and the European Union.

• Javier Corrales
  Professor of Political Science, Amherst College
• Calvin Chen
  Professor of Politics, MHC
• Sidita Kushi
  Professor of Politics, MHC
• Christopher Mitchell
  Professor of Politics, MHC
• Moderator: Sohail Hashmi
  Professor of Politics, MHC

Co-sponsors: Departments of Asian Studies, International Relations and Politics