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  <title>Philip Potter</title>
  <description>When do leaders pay penalties for backing down on promises? In this episode of the&amp;amp;nbsp;PS You’re Interesting&amp;amp;nbsp;podcast, Jeff Jenkins's guest is Philip Potter, Associate Professor of Politics (UVA), and the Founding Director of the&amp;amp;nbsp;National&amp;amp;nbsp;Security Policy Center. Potter's work looks at how public opinion effects foreign policy, when do policymakers have leeway, and when does public opinion constrain policy? Email:&amp;amp;nbsp;bedrosian.center@usc.edu  Twitter:&amp;amp;nbsp;@BedrosianCenter &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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