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Carla Robbins

Clinical Professor; Faculty Director

CUNY--Baruch College

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Department Of Public Administration

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Carla Robbins is currently serving as a Public Administration Clinical Professor; Faculty Director at Cuny--Baruch College.

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Carla Robbins

CUNY--Baruch College

Clinical Professor; Faculty Director

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political science international relations strategic studies public policy middle east policy geopolitics international conflict global policy international affairs geopolitical conflict economics international politics political analysis information warfare governance political conflict terrorism financing business american studies democratization economic policy cyberwarfare fake news democratic theory financial crisis public integrity democracy economic literature political behavior liberal democracy crime against humanity post-truth venture capital economic history turkish studies american literature american humor death studies north african studies e-democracy turkish politics political competition political process political theory early american literature homicide genocide science policy scientific literacy science studies online advertising contemporary racism ambush marketing targeted advertising legal process state crime administrative process cyber threat intelligence anti-cyberterrorism data journalism el salvador aid program vital new economy aborted mission religious bias bosnia stirs critics faraway war agnew era .. 'revolution'-near miss american classic inside view mr. gore proliferation concern prompt libya concession arms seizure ugly ad diplomacy

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Getting Russia Right: There's Something About Putin. (2019)

political sciencediplomacygeopolitical conflictinformation warfarerussia rightgeopoliticsinternational relationsforeign policy

Intelligence Failures: The Deep State Debate We Deserve (and Probably Won't Get... Washington, DC: The American Interest (2019)

machine intelligenceintelligence analysisai reliabilitypolitical sciencedeep state debateintellectual discourseartificial intelligenceintelligent computingai safetyprobably wointelligent systemscomputational intelligenceintelligence failurescognitive sciencecognitionhuman-like intelligence

Sleazy Playbook Redux: How the Press Can Avoid Playing Trump's Game. (2019)

game designgovernment simulation gamecommunicationmass communicationpublic opinionsleazy playbook reduxgame theorypolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical gamejournalismmedia studies

An Inside View of Obama's Biggest Foreign Policy Decisions. Washington, DC: Washington Post (2018)

political sciencestrategic studiesinside viewpublic policyglobal policyforeign policyinternational relationspolitical analysisinternational affairsinternational politicsmiddle east policy

Real News, Fake News the Assault on the Truth, The. (2017)

fake newscommunicationpublic opinionreal newsdisinformation detectionjournalismmedia studies

The Banality of Trump's Lying. Washington, DC: The American Interest (2017)

public integrityfake newsfraudcommunicationdeception detectionpolitical studiespost-truthpolitical psychologyauthenticitypolitical analysispolitical communication

The Validator-In-Chief. Washington,DC: The American Interest (2017)

What Can We Know and When Can We Know It?. (2017)

epistemologycognitive sciencephilosophyknowledge-based systemscognition

Bill Clinton's Post-Presidential Adventures in Philanthropy and Legacy Building. The Washington Post (2016)

philanthropypolitical scienceamerican studiesamerican political thoughtoral historyheritage studiesbill clintonpublic historybusiness history

What Obama's Historic Visit to Cuba Really Means for Us Business. Fortune Magazine (2016)

historic visitus businesscuba really means

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Carla Robbins

Clinical Professor; Faculty Director

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

Department Of Public Administration

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Carla Robbins is currently serving as a Public Administration Clinical Professor; Faculty Director at Cuny--Baruch College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Carla Robbins

CUNY--Baruch College

Clinical Professor; Faculty Director

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Getting Russia Right: There's Something About Putin. (2019)

political sciencediplomacygeopolitical conflictinformation warfarerussia rightgeopoliticsinternational relationsforeign policy

Intelligence Failures: The Deep State Debate We Deserve (and Probably Won't Get... Washington, DC: The American Interest (2019)

Sleazy Playbook Redux: How the Press Can Avoid Playing Trump's Game. (2019)

game designgovernment simulation gamecommunicationmass communicationpublic opinionsleazy playbook reduxgame theorypolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical gamejournalismmedia studies

An Inside View of Obama's Biggest Foreign Policy Decisions. Washington, DC: Washington Post (2018)

political sciencestrategic studiesinside viewpublic policyglobal policyforeign policyinternational relationspolitical analysisinternational affairsinternational politicsmiddle east policy

Real News, Fake News the Assault on the Truth, The. (2017)

fake newscommunicationpublic opinionreal newsdisinformation detectionjournalismmedia studies

The Banality of Trump's Lying. Washington, DC: The American Interest (2017)

public integrityfake newsfraudcommunicationdeception detectionpolitical studiespost-truthpolitical psychologyauthenticitypolitical analysispolitical communication

The Validator-In-Chief. Washington,DC: The American Interest (2017)

What Can We Know and When Can We Know It?. (2017)

epistemologycognitive sciencephilosophyknowledge-based systemscognition

Bill Clinton's Post-Presidential Adventures in Philanthropy and Legacy Building. The Washington Post (2016)

philanthropypolitical scienceamerican studiesamerican political thoughtoral historyheritage studiesbill clintonpublic historybusiness history

What Obama's Historic Visit to Cuba Really Means for Us Business. Fortune Magazine (2016)

historic visitus businesscuba really means

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