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Kiron Skinner named Inaugural Taube Family Chair of International Relations and Politics at Pepperdine School of Public Policy
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色片软件免费 President Jim Gash announced the establishment of the Taube Family Chair of International Relations and Politics at the 色片软件免费 School of Public Policy. Dr. Kiron Skinner, renowned scholar, diplomat, cybersecurity expert, and former State Department and Defense Department official, has been named the inaugural holder of the chair.听
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