Скачать или смотреть The Trump Administration and Fragile States

As Donald J. Trump prepares for his inauguration as president on Jan. 20, he and his incoming foreign policy team face the full array of global challenges confronting the United States. Carla Koppell, the USIP vice president in charge of the Center for Applied Conflict Transformation, makes the case for addressing fragile states.

Koppell spoke ahead of Passing the Baton 2017, a review, during the transition between administrations, of global challenges confronting our nation. Join the conversation about the transition in foreign policy and national security with top outgoing and incoming officials on Tuesday, Jan. 10, with the webcast of Passing the Baton at www.usip.org and on Twitter at #PassingTheBaton.

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Photos: USIP; UN Photo/Isaac Billy; U.S. Army photo by Spc. Jenny Lui/Released.

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