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Jay Branegan
Jay Branegan is a Senior Fellow at The Lugar Center, where he works on arms control issues and the Center’s Bipartisan Governance Project. He served for 10 years as a Professional Staff Member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. There he was a writer/editor and worked on a variety of issues including international corruption, Asia, foreign aid reform, and energy. Prior to that, he had a long career as a journalist, primarily for TIME Magazine, working as a foreign correspondent in Hong Kong and Brussels and covering the White House and the State Department. Jay also worked as a newspaper reporter for The Chicago Tribune, where he shared a Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting. He has a BA from Cornell University and a master’s degree from Northwestern University.
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- EU Report: Still no problems with Cardin-Lugar
- Senators call for stronger Cardin-Lugar rule from SEC
- A restart on New START
- How good is the BPI at predicting highly partisan behavior in an extreme situation?
- Will the SEC Play Santa for Big Oil?
- A Muddled Election Could Confront Republicans with the Ultimate Test of Bipartisanship
- New Bipartisan Index: House Dems top GOP, Senate Republicans maintain lead.
- Why is the SEC protecting companies instead of investors?
- Oil Bailout? Not without transparency.
- Good news! Cardin-Lugar compliance is really cheap!
- Air Force’s RAND: Extend New START
- GOP Witness: New START’s Guardians Against Russian Cheating are “Best in the World.”
- SEC Whiffs on Extractives Corruption, but Still Has a Chance to Score
- How President Trump Could Really Fight Corruption
- A Big Surge in GOP Senate Bipartisanship: A Trump Effect?
- Global Corruption is a Threat to U.S. National Security
- British Government: No burden, no competitive harm from extractives reporting
- Nunn-Lugar: A bipartisan model for the North Korea negotiations
- Bipartisan Stalwarts Lead the Way on House DACA Discharge Petition
- Senate Bipartisanship - GOP way up, Democrats down
- New report shows transparency can expose corruption
- Bar Tillerson from Role in Cardin-Lugar Anti-Graft Measure, NGOs Say
- Groups want Exxon, Chevron kicked off anti-corruption panel
- EITI Pull-Out: Another Blow to U.S. Leadership on Fighting Corruption
- U.S. oil companies and the Trump administration are lagging in the effort to combat global corruption
- “If you’re not reporting on oil money, you’re undermining our national security” - Why it’s important to fight global corruption through extractives transparency
- A cynical vote in favor of corruption
- Will Tillerson and Trump reverse U.S. leadership on global anti-corruption?
- Bipartisan lawmakers are more effective, new study says
- U.S. issues new USEITI report on oil, gas and mineral revenues
- Lugar Diplomacy Series hosts Justice Elena Kagan
- Lugar Diplomacy Series Kicks Off with Gen. David Petraeus
- Are women in Congress more bipartisan? Let’s look at the data.
- Lugar Attends Pentagon Ceremony to Mark 25th Nunn-Lugar Anniversary
- Hyper-partisan GOP presidential debates skew immigration debate
- Revenue transparency complements aid transparency
- Use the Iran deal to raise the bar for everyone
- Bipartisan Index: Some House Leadership Candidates More Partisan than Others