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To mark the nation's 250th, the interdisciplinary Transatlantic Studies Association (TSA) held their annual conference at the College of William & Mary. Professor Alison Holmes (Politics) was an invited keynote speaker on the question "Can Subnational Diplomacy Save the Special Relationship", making the case that actors such as California and Scotland are now both more important on the global stage and to each other. She also presented a paper "The US Constitution(S) and the many Nations of America" offering three case studies beginning with the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the evolution and resilience of such documents through the Cherokee and Yurok constitutions.
To mark the nation's 250th, the interdisciplinary Transatlantic Studies Association (TSA) held their annual conference at the College of William & Mary. Professor Alison Holmes (Politics) was an invited keynote speaker on the question "Can Subnational Diplomacy Save the Special Relationship", making the case that actors such as California and Scotland are now both more important on the global stage and to each other. She also presented a paper "The US Constitution(S) and the many Nations of America" offering three case studies beginning with the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the evolution and resilience of such documents through the Cherokee and Yurok constitutions.