Jordan has remained an important ally of the United States for more than 70 years, thanks largely to King Hussein and his son King Abdullah. In that time, Jordan’s Kings have worked closely with American presidents while facing assassination attempts, wars, and external threats. Bruce Riedel’s “Jordan and America” tells the remarkable story of this enduring relationship and how its leaders have navigated crises in pursuit of peace and stability for the region.
Millennials in China will one day assume leadership of their country. In “China’s Youth,” distinguished Chinese sociologist Li Chunling examines this group which grew up amid dramatic changes including China’s economic rise, the one-child policy, the rural to urban migration, the digital revolution, and the opening of education abroad. Drawing from empirical research, Dr. Li’s book illustrates how millennials in China reflect the growing diversity and persistent inequality in society and how they might impact China’s future.
Jordan and America’s friendship. Bruce Riedel was a guest on the Brookings Cafeteria podcast where he discussed the important U.S. relationship with Jordan and his new book “Jordan and America.”
Fixing retirement savings.Next Avenue featured “Wealth After Work” in an article addressing problems in the retirement savings system.
Reforming legal education. Clifford Winston, co-author of “Trouble at the Bar,” argued for reforming legal education to better serve the public in an op-ed published by The Wall Street Journal.
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