The Contemporary Historical Documentation Project: The 2024 U.S. Presidential Election and Its Impact on the World
This project aims to collect and organize a diverse range of commentaries, election data, and significant news reports related to the 2024 United States presidential election, as they were released and reported in real time, and to present them as a curated directory website. The scope of this compilation extends beyond the election period itself, encompassing subsequent developments, including the announcement of election results and the inauguration of the new administration.
The project seeks to examine how the election process was perceived by individuals both within the United States and around the world, as well as how the outcomes of American voting behavior were believed to influence international politics. By conducting a longitudinal study of these dynamics and consolidating the findings into a single portal, the project aims to create a resource that facilitates a deeper understanding of this pivotal historical period. Moreover, it aspires to serve as a "contemporary historical archive," providing future generations with insights into the era of 2024 and its aftermath.
The project seeks to examine how the election process was perceived by individuals both within the United States and around the world, as well as how the outcomes of American voting behavior were believed to influence international politics. By conducting a longitudinal study of these dynamics and consolidating the findings into a single portal, the project aims to create a resource that facilitates a deeper understanding of this pivotal historical period. Moreover, it aspires to serve as a "contemporary historical archive," providing future generations with insights into the era of 2024 and its aftermath.
2024.06.27 (Thu.)
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Hal Brands"An “America First” World What Trump’s Return Might Mean for Global Order," Foreign Affairs2024.06.09 (Sun.)
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Philippe Jacqué"Europeans are worried about Trump's return to the White House," Le Monde2024.03.11 (Mon.)
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JORDAN TAMA, JEFFREY A. FRIEDMAN, SAHAR KHAN, ALI WYNE, CHRISTOPHER PREBLE, MIR MOHIUDDIN"Will Foreign Policy Matter in the 2024 Presidential Election?," Inkstick2024.03.06 (Wed.)
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Michael Cox"How foreign policy might impact the outcome of the US election," Chatham House2024.02.28 (Wed.)
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Emma Ashford"US voters face a stark choice on foreign policy – and they might prefer Trump’s offer," The Guardian2024.02.22 (Thu.)
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Ulrich Speck"Europe is worried about a Trump 2.0 foreign policy. But what would that actually be?," Neue Zürcher Zeitung2024.02.21 (Wed.)
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Michelle Bentley"Donald Trump is already flustering foreign leaders who are trying to prepare for a possible presidency," The Conversation2024.02.13 (Tue.)
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Andrew Dorman"As Trump threatens NATO, is it time for Europe to get its act together?," Chatham House2024.01.31 (Wed.)
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Prince Michael of Liechtenstein"How the 2024 race could affect foreign policy," Geopolitical Intelligence Services2024.01.29 (Mon.)
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Nathalie Tocci"Trump 2.0 would mean chaos and threat for Europe. Now is our chance to prepare," The Guardian2024.01.22 (Mon.)
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Stephen M. Walt"Another Trump Presidency Won’t Much Change U.S. Foreign Policy," Foreign Policy
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