After the shock: recalibrating after Trump

16 November 2016

Adjunct Associate Professor Elsina Wainwright
Senior Fellow, Alliance 21 Program, United States Studies Centre

Non-resident fellow Elsina Wainwright in ASPI Strategist.

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Adjunct Associate Professor Elsina Wainwright
Senior Fellow, Alliance 21 Program, United States Studies Centre
Elsina Wainwright is Adjunct Associate Professor at the US Studies Centre and a Non-Resident Senior Fellow of the Centre's Alliance 21 Program. Currently based in New York, she is also a Visiting Fellow at New York University's Center on International Cooperation (CIC).

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16 November 2016

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