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Scan to learn more or visit www.apsanet.org/navigatingTRIM SIZE 209.5X279.4MM LEAD EDITOR Thomas König University of Mannheim, Germany ASSOCIATE EDITORS Kenneth Benoit London School of Economics and Political Science Thomas Bräuninger University of Mannheim Sabine Carey University of Mannheim Leigh Jenco London School of Economics and Political Science Benjamin Lauderdale London School of Economics and Political Science Ingo Rohlfi ng University of Cologne EDITORIAL BOARD Fiona Adamson SOAS, University of London, UK Elisabeth Anker George Washington University Zehra F. Kabasakal Arat University of Connecticut Amrita Basu Amherst College Janet Box-Steffensmeier The Ohio State University Nancy Burns University of Michigan Andrea Louise Campbell Massachusetts Institute of Technology Kanchan Chandra New York University Wendy K. Tam Cho University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Nazli Choucri Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lynette J. 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