The Brown Journal of World Affairs – VOLUME XXIV ISSUE 1 FALL–WINTER 2017-2018

25.1

Kaveh Afrasiabi and Nader Entessar: The Trump Administration’s Compellence Strategy and Iran’s “Melian” Dilemma

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Romano Prodi; Accessed via Wikimedia Commons

24.1, Feature Interview

Romano Prodi: Europe’s Uncertain Future

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Image of this interview; Photo courtesy of the Watson Institute at Brown University

24.1, Feature Interview

Dilma Rousseff: The Status of Democracy in Brazil

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Disaster Training Exercise in Louisiana; Accessed via Wikimedia Commons

24.2

Robert Muir-Wood: How Disasters Became the Stage for International Diplomacy

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Tom Daschle; accessed via Wikimedia Commons

24.1, Feature Essay

Tom Daschle: The United States in the Asia-Pacific

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Reflections on Governance

Portugal and the Future of the European Union

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Aníbal Cavaco Silva

Transforming Global Health and Development Through Human Rights

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Tarja Halonen and Hina Jilani

Climate Action: An Opportunity the Global Economy Cannot Afford to Pass Up

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Felipe Calderón

My Current Public Stance on United States-Mexico Integration

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Vicente Fox Quesada

Elections and Referendums

Discussing the Future of the Democratic Party

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Tom Perez

Mob Rule or the Wisdom of the Crowds? Reflections on Referendums and Policy

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Matt Qvortrup

Elections in International Democracy Assistance

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Yves Leterme

Flag-map of Turkey; Accessed via Wikimedia Commons

Referendums and the Institutionalization of Authoritarianism in Turkey

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Steven A. Cook

Defending and Recovering American Election Systems

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Thomas Hicks

Politics of the Family

The Arab World’s “Quiet” Reproductive Revolution

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Marcia C. Inhorn

Lost in Translation: Cultural Interpretations of Family in East Africa and Implications on Children’s Care

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Kelley Bunkers, Beth Bradford, and Karen Smith Rotabi

Forgetting Its Common Humanity: America’s Immigration Story

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Anita Maddali

Empty Houses, Abandoned Graves: Negative Population Growth and New Ideas in Neo-rural Japan

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John W. Traphagan

Essays and Interviews

Yemeni Women and Civil Society in Light of Political Transformations and War

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Tawakkol Karman

Fighting Crime and Terrorism in the Age of Technology

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Rob Wainwright

International Relations in the Trump Era

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Robert Jervis

Invisible War: Central America’s Forgotten Humanitarian Crisis

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Jason Cone and Marc Bosch Bonacasa

Forced Displacement Today: Why Multilateralism Matters

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Filippo Grandi