A life in foreign service

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Ambassador James Dobbins discusses his new book Foreign Service: Five decades on the front lines of American diplomacy and his experiences working to advance U.S. national interests in some of the country’s most difficult situations.

Also in this episode: William Gale, the Arjay and and Frances Fearing Miller Chair in Federal Economic Policy and a senior fellow in Economic Studies, recounts the Kansas tax cut experiment and outlines its implications for future tax reform efforts.
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Show notes:
Foreign Service: Five decades on the front lines of American diplomacy

Foreign Service: Five decades on the frontlines of American diplomacy (Interview with Peter Baker)
Why taxes in Kansas matter
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