Why So Secretive? Unpacking Public Attitudes toward Secrecy and Success in US Foreign Policy
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Myrick, Rachel (2020). Why So Secretive? Unpacking Public Attitudes toward Secrecy and Success in US Foreign
Policy. The Journal of Politics, 82(3). pp. 828-843. 10.1086/707308. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/21165.This is constructed from limited available data and may be imprecise. To cite this
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Rachel Myrick
Douglas and Ellen Lowey Assistant Professor of Political Science
Rachel Myrick is the Douglas and Ellen Lowey Assistant Professor of Political Science
at Duke. Her research explores how partisan polarization affects foreign policymaking
in democratic states, with an emphasis on U.S. national security policy. More broadly,
she is interested in the interplay between domestic and international politics in
matters of security and conflict. Her research is published at International Organization , The
Journal of Politics, and

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