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Wilson Quarterly Spotlight: Rising Populism and the International Order

December 13, 2018

In this edition ofWilson CenterNOW, we explore the latest issue ofThe Wilson Quarterly, “The Fate of the International Order,” with the help of editorRichard Solashand contributorDavid Bosco. They discuss how the rise of both right- and left-leaning populism is challenging multilateral organizations across the globe.

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John Milewski

John Milewski

Director of Digital Programming; Moderator, Wilson Center NOW

Richard Solash

Writer/Editor

David Bosco

American University

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