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Henry Farrell

Henry Farrell

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Editor-in-Chief, The Monkey Cage

Washington

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Baseball, Politics, Ice Hockey, American Football

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Total articles 661

  • The Brewing Transatlantic Tech War

    By Michelle Gavin, Henry Farrell, Abraham L. Newman, Laura Gamboa| Foreign Affairs Verified Technology companies such as Alphabet, Meta, and OpenAI need to wake up to an unpleasant reality. By getting close to U.S. President Donald Trump, they risk losing access to one of their biggest markets: Europe. Just a decade ago, these companies believed that information technology would limit the power of governments and liberalize the world.

    By Michelle Gavin, Henry Farrell, Abraham L. Newman, Laura Gamboa · Foreign Affairs

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • The reactionary right is not a monolith • Henry Farrell

    By Henry Farrell| Inside Story Verified The reactionary right is not a monolith J.D. Vance is attempting to straddle two diametrically different tendencies on the radical right We have a tendency to overestimate how unified our political adversaries are, because of a particular version of what psychologists call the “fundamental attribution error.” When we look at our own side, we all too easily see the incoherence, the petty feuding, bickering and incompetence. When we look at the other, it appears to be possessed by a single...

    By Henry Farrell · Inside Story

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • The Brewing Transatlantic Tech War

    By Michelle Gavin, Henry Farrell, Abraham L. Newman, Laura Gamboa| Foreign Affairs Verified Technology companies such as Alphabet, Meta, and OpenAI need to wake up to an unpleasant reality. By getting close to U.S. President Donald Trump, they risk losing access to one of their biggest markets: Europe. Just a decade ago, these companies believed that information technology would limit the power of governments and liberalize the world.

    By Michelle Gavin, Henry Farrell, Abraham L. Newman, Laura Gamboa · Foreign Affairs

    Apr. 03, 2025

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The Monkey Cage