Archive

Global Tranformation: Challenges to the State System by Yoshikazu Sakamoto
James Ryerson
Southern Africa: Prospects for the Region
Harry Johnston
New Challenges in Southern Africa: From Regional Conflict to Internal Reconstruction
Makau wa Mutua
The Peace Process in the Middle East: The View from Lebanon
Fares Bouez and Jad Mouawad
Long Walk to Freedom, The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela by Nelson Mandela
Thomas de Monchaux
South Africa: Will the Consensus Last?
Witney W. Schneidman
Life in the New China
Uli Schmetzer
South Africa, Higher Education, and the Future of a Continent
John A. Marcum
China’s Experience in Absorbing Foreign Direct Investement for Its Economic Development
Sun Weiyan
Post-Apartheid South Africa and Its Regional Role
Chester Crocker and Andrew B. Loewenstein
South Africa’s Democratic Transition
David Welsh
The ANC and the Transformation of South Africa
Saki Macozoma
The Generals’ War: The Inside Story of the Conflict in the Gulf by Michael R. Gordon, Bernard E. Trainor
Elaina J. Loizou
A Crossroad in South African History and Western Policies Towards South Africa
Mangosuthu Buthelezi
Can Southern Africa Become an Integrated Community?
Herman J. Cohen
Lost Opportunity: Why Economic Reforms in Russia Have Not Worked by Marshall I. Goldman
Andrew B. Loewenstein
China’s Reforms: Economic Causes and Regional Effects
Dorothy J. Solinger and J. Peter Scoblic
The Future of Asia and the West: Markets versus Protectionism
Christopher Patten
Will China Come Apart at the Seams?
John Bryan Starr
Nation Building: The View from the Pointy End of the Spear
Stephen O. Fought and G. Paul Holman
China After Deng: The Prospects for Polycentrism and Democratization
David S.G. Goodman and Gerald Segal
Nation Building: A Flawed Approach
Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
Nation Building: Can It Serve America’s Interest?
John F. Kerry
Nation Building: Historical Precedent and the Basis for US Intervention
McGeorge Bundy and J. Peter Scoblic
Nation Building and American Foreign Policy
Ruth Wedgwood
America’s Policy Conundrum: The Promotion of Democratic Nation Building and US Arms Exports
Charles W. Kegley, Jr. and Shannon L. Blanton
Hong Kong: This Century and the Next
John M. Gray
Nation Building and Crisis Prevention in the Post-Cold War World
J. Brian Atwood
Modernizing the American Foreign Assistance Program
William Schneider, Jr.
The Crisis of Ideology in China
Jaime A. FlorCruz
China’s “Transition Under Communism
Louis Putterman
The Political Consequences of Economic Liberalization
Chen Kuide, Xue Di and Marilyn Netters
The Betrayal of Hong Kong
Martin Lee

Russia’s Forthcoming Elections: The Case for Optimism
Irina Khakamada
Dependency by Any Other Name?
Thomas E. Skidmore
Restructuring the Military: The Argentine Model
Steven O. Fought, Richmond M. Lloyd and John L. Ahart
Isolationism Reconfigured: American Foreign Policy for a New Century by Eric A. Nordlinger
J. Peter Scoblic
World Orders, Old and New by Noam Chomsky
Douglas McGray
The Ambassadors and America’s Soviet Policy by David Mayers
James Ryerson
The Curruption Eruption
Moisés Naím
In Retrospect: The Tragedy and Lessons of Vietnam by Robert S. McNamara, Brian Van De Mark
Thomas de Monchaux
The Role of Business in the Reform Process
Philippe Erard
Restructuring the International Financial System
Howard Curtis Reed
Toward Strategic Independence: Protecting Vital American Interests
Ted Galen Carpenter
US Foreign Policy: Ensuring Global Stability
William J. Crowe, Jr. and Pier Smulders
Introduction
J. Peter Scoblic
Legacies of the Cold War
Robert Jervis
US Regional Security Strategies for the Middle East
Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
International Law in US Foreign Policy
Madeleine K. Albright
Redefine Internationalism, or Risk Isolationism
Claiborne Pell
Introduction
Andrew B. Loewenstein
Coalticue’s Skirt: Hidden Aspects of Mexico’s Politcal Rivalry in 1995
Carlos Fuentes
Virtues of a Principled Foreign Policy
Paul M. Weyrich
The Constitution, the Congress, and the Use of Military Force
Robert C. Byrd
Solving the Equity Puzzle in Latin America
Mark L. Schneider
The Consequences of Misguided Reform: Malignancies and Cancerous Growth
Marshall I. Goldman
Russia and the Contemporary World
Gennady Zyuganov
Whither Russia?
Peter Rutland
Education and Political Change in Mexico
Regina Cortina
NATO: It’s Time for Clear Talk
John M. Shalikashvili
Beyond Russia: Thoughts on the New East
Eduard Shevardnadze, Andrew B. Loewenstein and Minkoo Rhee
The Institutional Crisis in US Foreign Policy
Erik G. Yesson
The New Politics of Contemporary Russia
Alexander Yakovlev, Andrew B. Loewenstein and Minkoo Rhee
The Political Economy of the Russian Transformation
Anders Åslund
Presidential Politics in Russia
Stephen White
Russia: A Chance for Improvement?
Galina V. Starovoitova and Eugene N. Gurenko
Introduction
Spyros Demetriou
Russian Economic Transformationo and International Security: Rethinking Western Policy
Michael Spagat
Resolving the Banking Crises of the 1990s in Latin America
Liliana Rojas-Suarez and Steven R. Weisbrod

The Triumph of Conservatism in the West
Anthony Mughan and Roger M. Scully
The New Conservatism in America: Revolution or Evolution?
Bradley D. Belt and Alexander T. Hunt
Isolationism and U.S. Foreign Policy
Franklin L. Lavin
Making Foreign Policy: A View From the Executive Branch
Lawrence S. Eagleburger and J. Peter Scoblic
What to Fight for? American Interests and the Use of Force in the Post-Cold War World
Floyd D. Spence
Collective Insecurity: U.S. Defense Policy and the New World Disorder by Stephen J. Cimbala
Patrick Sautin
The Traps of Power: The President, Foreign Policy, and the Public
Mary E. Stuckey
Foreign Policy: The “Stealth” Issue of the 1996 Campaign?
David Winston
The Genesis of Genocide: Reflections on the Yugoslav Conflict
Nedzib Sacirbey
Foreign Policy and the Public: Will Leaders Catch the Full Message?
I.M. Destler
Congress and Foreign Policy: The Case of Bosnia
Lee Hamilton
The Role of Congress in Deploying U.S. Troops Abroad
Russ Feingold
After the Docklands: The Irish Peace Process and the American Connection
Kurt Jacobsen
Rape Warfare in Bosnia-Herzegovina: The Policy and the Law
Beverly Allen
The Albanians of Kosovo: The Potential for Destabilization
Sabrina P. Ramet
Ethics and Statecraft: The Moral Dimensions of International Affairs by Cathal J. Nolan
Porter Moore Beerman
Discussing Foreign Policy with the Post-Cold War Public
Will Friedman and John Immerwahr
The Demise of the Welfare State and the Rediscovery of Liberty
Pete du Pont
British Conservatism: Rightward Shifting or Fissuring?
R.J. Johnston and C.J. Pattie
On American Foreign Policy
Steve Forbes
UN Peacekeeping: An Introduction
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Introduction
Andrew B. Loewenstein
The Strange Death of Conservatism
Emma Nicholson
The Russian View of Peacekeeping: International Activity for Peace
Sergey Lavrov
Challenges to Crafting and Keeping the Peace
Karel Kovanda
The Importance of Observing UN Peacekeeping Norms
Qin Huasun
The Future of Peacekeeping
Francesco Paolo Fulci
Where Are We Going?
Brian Urquhart
The United Nations and Peace Enforcement: Prescription for Disorder or Path Towards a New World Order?
Nugroho Wisnumurti
Security and International Conflict Control in the 1990s: UN Peacekeeping in Its Proper Perspective
Michael Harbottle
The Future of Peacekeeping
Shashi Tharoor
The Ideology of Conservatism
John Redwood and Andrew B. Loewenstein
Introduction
Spyros Demetriou
The Dilemmas of Peacekeeping
Yasushi Akashi and Spyros Demetriou
Am I My Brother’s Keeper? A German View on UN Peacekeeping
Tono Eitel
The Future of Conservatism
Edward Heath
The Future of West European Conservatism
Hans-Georg Betz
UN Peacekeeping and Military Reality
James P. Terry
UN Peacekeeping Reform: Something Permanent and Stronger
Alex Morrison, James Kiras and Stephanie A. Blair
United Nations Peacekeeping
John Weston
Reforming UN Peacekeeping: The U.S. Role and the UN Financial Crisis
Victoria K. Holt
Conservatism in America
Dick Armey
Conservatism in Disarray?
Pippa Norris

Sparing Foreign Aid From the Excesses of the Deficit-Elimination Process
David Gordon and Michael O’Hanlon
Converging Learning: The World Wildlife Fund, World Bank, and the Challenge of Sustainable Development
Frances Seymour and Kathryn Fuller
Sustainability as Opportunity and the Problem of Social Capital
Ismail Serageldin
Can We Reach Peace in the Middle East?
Galia Golan
Terrorism, Fundamentalism, and the Peace Process
Robert G. Neumann
Globalization and the Future of Environmental Activism
Paul Wapner
Our Common Future Revisted
Gro Harlem Brundtland
Thoughts on Sustainable Development: A Perspective from the Third World
Rashleigh E. Jackson
Northern Ireland: How Ripe for Peace?
Joseph E. Thompson
The GEF and Global Sustainability
Mohammed T. El-Ashry
Decision Time in the Middle East
Richard Fairbanks
A Feminist Agenda For a Sustainable Future
Regina Birchem
Walking the Path of Peace: Towards Palestinian–Israeli Reconciliation
Hanan Ashrawi, Andrew B. Loewenstein and Tarek E. Masoud
State and Street in the Muslim Middle East
Milton J. Esman
Israel and the Middle East Today
Yitzhak Shamir
Vision and Reality
Shimon Peres
Sustainable Development: A Broader Perspective
Bruce Rich and Michael Hsu
In the Shadow of the Israeli Nuclear Bombs: Egyptian Threat Perceptions
Abdel Monem Said Aly
The Widening Political Debate in Iran: Implications for the Future of the Islamic System
Shireen T. Hunter
Introduction
Andrew B. Loewenstein and Tarek E. Masoud
The Grapes of Wrath and the Peace Process
Lawrence Freedman
Old Concepts for the Assessment of a New World
D.F. Davis and Thomas H. Johnson
On Sustainable Development and All That
Qazi K. Ahmad
Sudan: Islamists Entrenched
Lucien S. Vandenbroucke
Between Publics and Rulers: The United States and Middle East Peace
Shibley Telhami
Our Future Environment
Shota Adamia
Egypt and Middle East Cooperation
Amre Moussa and Tarek E. Masoud
Sustainable Development: Definitions and Values
Crispin Tickell
The Middle East and United States Foreign Policy: Searching for Reality
Abdul Aziz Said and Nathan C. Funk
Explaining Domestic Influences on Current Israel Foreign Policy: The Peace Negotiations
Myron J. Aronoff and Yael S. Aronoff
Stumbling Blocks on the Road to Sustainable Development
Anders Wijkman
Eco-efficiency as the Business Norm for the 21st Century: The Challenge to Industry and Government
Björn Stigson
Is Germany Dangerous?
L. L. Farrar, Jr.
The World Bank and the Global Environment Facility: Challenges and Prospects for Sustainable Development
Shalendra Sharma
Is “Sustainable Development” Politically Sustainable?
Peter Haas
Introduction
Michael J. Hsu

Iran, Islam, and the New World Order
Ali Akbar Velayati, Tarek E. Masoud and Zaid A. Ashai
The Rogues’ Gallery
Janne Nolan and Mark Strauss
Enlargement at the Crossroads
Richard L. Kugler
The Number One Threat of Nuclear Proliferation Today: Loose Nukes from Russia
Graham T. Allison
Proliferation, Fragmentation, and Terrorism: A Disturbing Convergence of Threats
Harry Cohen
Culling Sacred Cows? State Frontiers and Stability
George Schöpflin
Iraq: Profile of a Nuclear Addict
Ahmed Hashim
The Illegitimacy of the Non-Proliferation Regime
Richard Falk
Nuclear Energy and Non-Proliferation: The View From South Africa
Alfred B. Nzo
European Security and How to Reach It
Mikhail Gorbachev
Between War and Peace: Deterrence and Leverage
Robert Kupperman and Frank Cilluffo
The Future of European Security: A View from Poland
Jerzy M. Nowak
Turning Inward or Taking the Lead: The United States in the World Economy
Isaiah Frank
Global Disease Threats and Foreign Policy
Hiroshi Nakajima
Can the Nuclear Powers Continue to Have It Both Ways?
Mike Moore
The Political Significance of Culture
Liah Greenfeld
Nuclear Proliferation in the Third World: Region-Specific Cases of India versus Pakistan
Ram R. Subramanian
Introduction
Tarek E. Masoud
Is the Status Quo in the Nile Basin Viable?
John Waterbury
Challenges to European Security
Janusz Bugajski
The American Challenge Renewed: U.S. Cultural Power and Europe’s Identity Debates
David W. Ellwood
Where the Shadow Really Falls: Why Israel Must Have Nuclear Weapons
Louis René Beres
Introduction
Douglas P. McGray
New Approaches for Resolving Europe’s Post–Cold War Conflicts
P. Terrence Hopmann
An Island Divided
Alecos Michaelides, Spyros Demetriou and Andrew B. Loewenstein
The Great Transformation Revisited
Ronnie D. Lipschutz
Redefining European Security
Ferenc Miszlivetz

Political and Military Criteria for Selective Humanitarian Interventions
Michael O’Hanlon
Russian Policy toward Conventional Arms Transfers after the Cold War
Ian Anthony
Modernity, Nation, Religion: The Making of a Subcontinental Predicament
Sugata Bose
The Future of European History
Vaclav Havel
Dilemmas of Foreign Assistance: Lessons from Sudan
Francis M. Deng
Arms Transfers, Military Intervention, and the Taiwan Mission
A. James Gregor
A New Alliance for a New Era
Javier Solana
Intervening to Prevent State Collapse
I. William Zartman
The Challenge of Multilateralism: Intervention and Aid in the Americas
Michael Shifter
What is a Country if it is Not a Nation?
Clifford Geertz
A Golden Opportunity for South Asia
Stanley Wolpert
U.S. Interests in South Asia and Indo-Pak Economic and Security Priorities
Shirin Tahir-Kheli
India at Fifty
Karan Singh
The African Crisis Response Initiative: Self-Interested Humanitarianism
Jendayi Frazer
Hindu Nationalism: An Oxymoron
Donna M. Wulff
Azerbaijan and the Oil Trade: Prospects and Pitfalls
Alec Rasizade
A Sea Change in South Asia?
W. Howard Wriggins
The World Bank and Development-Induced Displacement in South Asia
Dana Clark
End-Game Brcko: The Key to Bosnia’s Future
Maud Beelman
The Evolution of the Indo-Pakistan Conventional Military Balance in the 1990s
Ahmed S. Hashim
A South Asian Dilemma: The Role of Religion in the Public Sphere
Ainslie T. Embree
Law and Politics in Israel: What Terrorism Means for the IDF Commander
Louis René Beres

Capital Markets: An Engine for Economic Growth
Geert Bekaert and Campbell R. Harvey
Emerging Markets Crises: Causes and Consequences
Pravin Krishna and Bart Turtelboom
The Financial Crisis in Southeast Asia
Jeffrey A. Winters
Africa: An Agenda for the Twenty-First Century
Alassane D. Outtara
Africa’s Changing Agricultural Development Strategies: Past and Present Paradigms As a Guide to the Future
Christopher L. Delgado
Human Rights NGOs in Africa: The Emerging Agenda
J. Paul Martin and Kury Cobham
U.S. Policy Toward China: Putting Human Rights on the Agenda
Harry Wu, Jeffrey W. Dillon and Shalinee Sharma
Institutional Voids and Policy Challenges in Emerging Markets
Krishna G. Palepu and Tarun Khanna
Emerging Markets: Good for Us? Good for Everyone?
Steven Weber and Elliot Posner
No Military Action Is the Best Action for the Bosnian Federation to Take
Mark Edmond Clark
Facing the Ultimate Nightmare: Preventing Nuclear Terrorism Against the United States
Louis Rene Beres
State Capacity or “Receptive Societal Capacity?” Rethinking the African Development Agenda
Ben K. Fred-Mensah
Human Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
Simon Appleton
The Evolving Role of States and Markets in Africa: Lessons from the Past and Directions for the Future
David E. Sahn
Investing in Emerging Markets: Lessons from the Turn of the Twentieth Century
J. P. Mei
In Search of Jihad: Toward a Policy of Constructive Islamic Engagement
John F. Whalen
Africa and the Next Millenium: Strategic and Diplomatic Framework for New Approaches to the Management of Conflicts
S. A. Danfulani

We Must Fight Together
Gustavo Gorriti and Benjamin F. Moser
Female-Headed Households in the Caribbean: Sign of Pathology or Alternative Form of Family Organization?
Helen I. Safa
The Evolution of Franco-American Relations
François Bujon de l’Estang and Travis J. Bryan
Transatlantic Relations: A German Perspective
Juergen Chrobog
American Foreign Policy at the Millennium: The Case for a New Multilateralism
J. Martin Rochester
The United Kingdom, the United States, and the International Community
John Weston, Travis J. Bryan and Jeffrey W. Dillon
How Much Do We Really Know about the Feminization of Poverty?
Alain Marcoux
Renewing American Foreign Policy: Values and Strategy
John McCain
Washington’s Foreign Policy Hypochondria
Ted Galen Carpenter
Why America Should “Serve” As World Leader
Douglas M. Johnston
An Illiberal Hegemon or an Understanding Partner? Japanese Views of the United States in the Post-Cold War Era
Tsuneo Akaha
The Feminization of Poverty: Global Perspectives
Kathleen Staudt
Memories of Leadership
Simon Serfaty
One War or Two Wars?
Michael O’Hanlon
The Feminization of Poverty: Here to Stay?
Gertrude Goldberg
The Feminization of Poverty in Developing Countries
Cristina Muñoz
Mapping the “American Labyrinth” in Iranian Foreign Policy
Mahmood Sariolghalam
The Danger of Unilateralism: U.S. Interests in the Post—Cold War Era
Paul S. Sarbanes
The Feminization of Poverty among Women in Puerto Rico and Puerto Rican Women in the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States
Alice Colón-Warren
America’s Role in South Asia: The Pakistani Perspective
Riaz H. Khokhar, Travis J. Bryan and Jeffrey W. Dillon
The Feminization of Poverty in International Perspective
Valentine M. Moghadam
The Lonely Superpower: Chinese Views on America’s Role in the Post–Cold War World
Suisheng Zhao
The Czech Republic and the United States: Implications of NATO Expansion
Aleksandr Vondra and Travis J. Bryan
Peru at the Turn of the Millennium
Julio Ortega
Three Musketeers against an Army: An Interview with a Peruvian Journalist
César Hildebrandt and Benjamin F. Moser
The Feminization of Poverty in Africa: Roots and Branches
Claire C. Robertson
The Feminization of Agriculture
Janice Jiggins
Not Even Mr. Fujimori Can Control the Weather
Javier Pérez de Cuellar and Benjamin F. Moser
Introduction: Peru at the Crossroads
Benjamin F. Moser

The Limits of UNHCR’s Intervention in Post–Cold War Conflicts: An Analysis of the Kosovo Crisis
Sadako Ogata
The Politics Behind U.S. Opposition to the International Criminal Court
Michael P. Scharf
Establishing Universal Jurisdiction
Jarat Chopra
National Courts and the ICC
Richard Dicker and Helen Duffy
Changing Patterns among Radical Islamic Movements
Olivier Roy
The United States and Genocide Prevention: No Justice without Risk
Samantha Power
Getting Aggressive about Preventing Aggression
Benjamin B. Ferencz
The Taliban’s Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan: Its Impact on Eurasia
Hafeez Malik
The Path of International Criminal Law
Richard Goldstone, Shalinee Sharma and Natalie Reid
Response to Ethnic Violence: The Kosovo Model
James P. Terry
Religion, Gender, and Violence in Algeria
Fatma Oussedik
Ending Impunity for Gender Crimes under the International Criminal Court
Barbara Bedont and Katherine Hall-Martinez
Political Islam in Iran
Farideh Farhi
Muslim Networks in the Information Age: Women, Human Rights, and Transnational Civil Societies
Bruce B. Lawrence
Who Put the “Secular” in “Secular State”?
Gregory S. Starrett
United States Policy Options for Kosovo: Unraveling the Gordian Knot
William Johnsen
The Rome Treaty for an International Criminal Court: A Flawed but Essential First Step
Douglass Cassel
Consequences of Imperialism: Hezbollah and the West
Hala Jaber

The Impact of China’s Emerging Global Role on U.S. Policy
Stephen J. Yates
Clinton’s “Three No’s” Policy: A Critical Assessment
Michael Y. M. Kau
Transatlantic Implications of the Euro and Global Financial Stability
Lawrence H. Summers
Is China a Threat or a Partner? The Logic of the Downward Spiral
Robert A. Pastor
U.S.-Japan-China Relations: Can Three Part Harmony Be Sustained?
Ralph A. Cossa
The Role of China in Combating Global Climate Change
ZhongXiang Zhang
Outsider or Latecomer? The United Kingdom and EMU
David Cobham and Peter Macmillan
The Birth of the Euro and Its Effects
Robert Solomon
U.S. China Policy and the “Two-State” Theory
Jiemian Yang
The Growing China and Its Prospective Role in World Affairs
Zhiyong Lan, Weixing Hu and Ken Q. Wang
The Euro, a New Currency for Europe and the World
Robert Raymond
The Euro in EU Integration
T. P. Hardiman
The U.S. and China: In Search of a Durable Relationship
Joseph J. Borich
A Unified and Multiethnic Bosnian State: Achievable Goal or Impossible Dream?
Mark Edmond Clark
The Euro: A New Currency for the World?
Norbert Walter
Central and Eastern Europe and Its Uncertain Road to EMU
Evžen Kočenda and Jan Hanousek
Economic and Monetary Union Is Off on the Right Foot
David L. Cleeton
Benefits and Costs of European Economic and Monetary Union
Gerhard Fink and Dominick Salvatore
Saudi Arabia: A Simmering Cauldron of Instability?
M. Ehsan Ahrari
Back to the Future: Predicting the International System
L. L. Farrar Jr.

Vladimir Putin and Russia’s Armed Forces: A Faustian Bargain?
Stephen Blank
The Northern Ireland Peace Process: A Solution to the Problems of an Ethnically Divided Society?
Paul Doherty
A Dream Dreamed in Belfast: The Belfast Agreement of April 10, 1998
Arthur Aughey
Russia’s Transformation: The Prospects for Democracy
Alan Rousso
Slow Dawn: Beyond the Attempted Ethnic Partition of Bosnia-Herzegovina
Eric Herring
China’s Growing Interests in the Persian Gulf
Thomas Parker
Divided We Stand, United We Fall? Partition, Democracy, and Nationalism in Ireland and Europe (
Duncan Morrow
U.S. Policy Toward Russia: A Brief Critique
Paula J. Dobriansky and David B. Rivkin
Corruption, Western Economic Assistance, and the Future of the Russian Economy
Ariel Cohen
The Deadly and Illegal Consequences of Economic Sanctions on the People of Iraq
Denis J. Halliday
Putin’s Agenda
Thomas F. Remington
The United States and Putin’s Russia
Douglas W. Blum
An Independent Kosovo: Understanding the Risks
Daniel Byman
Russia and Europe: Growing Apart Together
John Löwenhardt
Russian Policy toward the Middle East since the Economic Collapse of August 1998
Robert O. Freedman
Economics and Elections in Russia’s New Democracy
Sergei Khrushchev
Preventing Violent Ethnic Conflicts: Local, National, and Global Strategies
Dietrich Fischer
Negotiating the Partition of Palestine and Evolving Israeli-Palestinian Relations
Louis Kriesberg
Convergence, the Maastricht Criteria, and Their Benefits
Panos C. Afxentiou
The Partition Debate: Colonialism Revisited or New Policies?
Radha Kumar

The Northern Dimension in Europe
Esko Aho, James Fichter and Jyri Wilska
The World Bank of the Future: Victim, Villain, Global Credit Union?
Nancy Birdsall
Middle East Oil in the Face of World Energy Transition
Fadhil J. Chalabi
Caspian Riches and Gulf Security
Bülent Aras and Ahmet Okumus
The Politics and History of Responsibility Across Boundaries
Robert Latham
Caspian Geopolitics: The View from Moscow
Carol R. Saivetz
From Protests to Policy: Reducing the Destructive Power of the International Financial Institutions
Robert Naiman
Global Governance in an Unstable World
E. A. Brett
Empire without Tears: The Sequel?
Christopher Hemmer
The Private Sector and Peace
Allan Gerson
The Myth of the Caspian Great Game and the “New Persian Gulf
Robert A. Manning
Toxic Wastes and Human Rights
Cyril Uchenna Gwam
Managing the Global Economy: Prospects for a New Financial Architecture and Economic Recovery
Nicholas Hopkinson
The Risks of Globalization and a Call for Sustainable Development
Stephanie L. Wright
Caspian Fantasy: The Economics of Political Pipelines
Thomas R. Stauffer
Energy Security: The Persian Gulf and the Caspian Basin
Patrick Clawson

Kim Jong Il’s Perspectives on the Korean Question
Kim Myong Chol
Putin and Chechnya: Is This How to Square a Circle?
Lena Jonson
Korea and Beyond: National Reunification Has International Implications
Werner Pfennig
From the First Chechen War Towards the Second
Emil Pain
Korean Unification: Illusion or Aspiration?
Jonathan D. Pollack
Can Russia Win In Chechnya?
Thomas E. Graham, Jr.
The Birth of a Unified Korea
Hideshi Takesada
Russia’s Wars in Chechnya
Jacob W. Kipp
Russia’s New Standing in Northeast Asia
Kazuro Umezu
The Politics of Korean Unification: Three Scenarios
Takashi Inoguchi
Paramilitaries in Colombia
Winifred Tate
Colombia’s Accommodation Process
Stephen Johnson
A Nuremberg Prosecutor’s Response to Henry Kissinger
Benjamin B. Ferencz
Chechnya at a Turning Point
Stephen Shenfield

The Once and Future Afghan Democracy
Anwar-Ul-Haq Ahady, Jaideep Singh and Daniel Widome
Keeping Weapons From Terrorists: The Urgent Need for Arms Control
Nina Tannenwald
Microcredit, Information Technology, and Poverty: the Experience of Grameen Bank
Muhammad Yunus
Missing the Target: Assessing Social Expenditures in Brazil
Jose Marcio Camargo and Francisco H.G. Ferreira
Statement at the Opening of the 56th Session of the UN General Assembly
Fernando Henrique Cardoso
Brazil in the Twenty-first Century: Perspectives on Stable Development
Pedro Sampaio Malan
Europe, the War on Terrorism, and the EU’s International Role
Louis R. Golino
Towards Converging Migratory Trends in Europe
Krystyna Iglicka
Coming to Grips With Terrorism After 11 September
David E. Long
Planning Considerations for International Involvement In Post-Taliban Afghanistan
Jarat Chopra, Jim McCallum, Alexander Thier and Thomas E. Gouttierre
Immigration, Border Control and Aging Societies in the European Union
Rey Koslowski
Managing the Global Aging Transition
Paul Hewitt
The Paradox of Democracy in Brazil
Paulo Sergio Pinheiro
Toward the Core of the World System? Social Change in Brazil
Heinz R. Sonntag
Transnationalism: An Australian Perspective
Christine Inglis
The Role of the State in International Migration
Michael S. Teitelbaum
Semi-Reluctant Hosts: Southern Europe’s Ambivalent Response to Immigration
Martin Baldwin-Edwards
State Competition for Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil: The Case of Dell Computer
Roy Nelson
The Re-Bordering of America After 11 September
Peter Andreas
Whose Media Are We? Notions of Media and Nationality Challenged by the “War on Terrorism
Ralph J. Begleiter

Targeting Children: Small Arms and Children in Conflict
Rachel Stohl
Multilateral Cooperation on Small Arms and Light Weapons: From Crisis to Collective Response
Jayantha Dhanapala
China’s Declining Military Power
James H. Nolt
Nice But Tough: A Framework for U.S. Foreign Policy in the Muslim World
M.A. Muqtedar Khan
Community and Communalism in the Information Age
Shanthi Kalathil
The UN Conference on Small Arms: Progress in Disarmament Through Practical Steps
Camilo Reyes Rodriguez
China’s Road Ahead: Will the New Generation of Leaders Make a Difference?
Cheng Li
Small Arms: A Time Bomb Under West Africa’s Democratization Process
Abdel-Fatau Musah
The Business of War and the Prospects for Peace in Sierra Leone
Dena Montague
Human Rights in Post-Suharto Indonesia
Philip Eldridge
Explaining the Violent Solution in Indonesia
Freek Colombijn
Active Engagement: U.S.-Indonesia Relations
Paul Wolfowitz and Jaideep Singh
Laskar Jihad and the Conflict in Ambon
Kirsten E. Schulze
Whose Eleventh? Indonesia and the United States Since 11 September
Donald K. Emmerson
Prospects for Peace and Indonesia’s Survival
M.N. Djuli and Robert Jereski
International Donors and Indonesian Democracy
Annette Clear
Politics of Engagement: The Indonesian Armed Forces, Islamic Extremism, and the “War on Terror
Marcus Mietzner
Small Arms and Light Weapons: A Public Health Approach
Wendy Cukier
Illicit Arms Brokers: Aiding and Abetting Atrocities
Kathi Austin
Small Arms: Back to the Future
Aaron Karp
Weaponization of the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process
Jeffrey Boutwell
SALW in the Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes Region: Challenges and Ways Forward
Paul Eavis
Small Arms: Dominating Conflict in the Early Twenty-First Century
Virginia Hart Ezell
Indonesia: Political Drift and State Decay
Donald E. Weatherbee
Indonesia in Transition: Will Economic Prosperity Accompany Democracy?
James Cassing
Indonesia’s Democratic Difficulty: The Center Will Not Hold
Catharin E. Dalpino
The Democratic Response
N. Hassan Wirajuda
Shaping Global Public Policy on Small Arms: After the UN Conference
Edward J. Laurance
Indonesia, Islam, and U.S. Policy
Howard M. Federspiel
Two Sides of the Same Coin? The Legal and Illegal Trade in Small Arms
Nicholas Marsh
Lagging Behind: Britain and the Euro
Lord Simon of Highbury

The War That Never Was
Munther J. Haddadin
Iran’s “Moderates” Are No Reformers
Kenneth R. Timmerman
Defending Labor Rights: On the Barricades and In the Boardroom
Michael A. Santoro
We Are Not the Bad Guys
Robert Glock
Firearms and Responsibility
Aaron Karp
The European Common Foreign and Security Policy: Projecting Our Shared Values
Ana Palacio
Religious and Political Discourse in Iran: Moving Toward Post-Fundamentalism
Forough Jahanbakhsh
Revolution, Islamization, and Women’s Employment in Iran
Roksana Bahramitash
European Security: The End of Territorial Defense
Heinz Gärtner
Expect the Unexpected: A Religious Democracy in Iran
Peter D. Schmid
The Second Death of Ayatollah Khomeini
Fereydoun Hoveyda
20/20 Vision? The EU’s Cotonou Partnership Agreement
Martin Holland
Gun Ownership and Human Rights
David B. Kopel, Joanne D. Eisen and Paul Gallant
The Future of the Common Foreign and Security Policy
Fraser Cameron
The European Union: A Distinctive Actor in International Relations
Karen E. Smith
CFSP, ESDP, and the Future of European Security: Whither NATO?
Neil Winn
U.S. Views on the EU Common Foreign and Security Policy
Rockwell A. Schnabel
Letters
Michael Grunberg
The Role of Women in Iran’s New Popular Revolution
Ramesh Sepehrrad
European Foreign Policy in the Making
Per Stig Møller
Greek Views on the EU Common Foreign and Security Policy
George A. Papandreou
European Foreign Policy Under Pressure
Kirsty Hughes
Iran’s Foreign Policy After 11 September
Kaveh Afrasiabi and Abbas Maleki
Iran’s Quandary: Economic Reforms and the “Structural Trap
Parvin Alizadeh
Drug Abuse: Iran’s “Thorniest Problem
A. William Samii
Safeguarding Multilateralism: The Urgency of European Defense
Jannis Sakellariou and Tamara Keating
Rebuttal
Dena Montague
Challenging the Washington Consensus
Joseph Stiglitz and Lindsey Schoenfelder

War as Game
James Der Derian
War Games, Preemption, and Other Curious Behavior
James F. Dunnigan
War Gaming and its Role in Examining the Future
Kenneth Watman
Fight the Way You Train: The Role and Limits of Emotions in Training for Combat
Jonathan Gratch and Stacy Marsella
Cyprus: Between Ankara and A Hard Place
Henri J. Barkey
The Reluctant Empire: A Time of Great Consequence
Paul Kennedy, Richard Perle, and Joseph S. Nye Jr.
Recent Developments in the Cyprus Issue: A Realistic Appraisal
Tashin Ertugruloglu
Monitoring the Status of Severe Forms of Trafficking in Foreign Countries: Sanctions Mandated Under the U.S. Trafficking Victims Protection Act
Mohamed Y. Mattar
Cyprus, Turkey, and the EU: The Need for A Gradual Approach
Seymen Atasoy
Cypriot Accession to the EU and the Solution to the Cyprus Problem
George Vassiliou
Desire Industries: Sex Trafficking, UN Peacekeeping, and the Nao-Liberal World Order
Anna M. Agathangelou and L.H.M. Ling
Europe in Cyprus: The Broader Security Implications
Marios L. Evriviades
Health Consequences of Trafficking of Women and Girls in Southeast Asia
Chris Beyrer and Julie Stachowiak
Towards Peace in Cyprus: Incentives and Disincentives
Nathalie Tocci
Human Trafficking: The Ruthless Trade in Human Misery
Daan Everts
Confronting Globalization in Anti-trafficking Strategies in Asia
Vidyamali Samarasinghe
Democratic Gradualism in China: Reflection of Xu Wenli
Xu Wenli
Developing Better Indicators of Human Trafficking
Frank Laczko and Marco A. Gramegna
Reconstructing the Middle East
Rachel Bronson
Trafficking in Women: The Business Model Approach
Louise Shelley

The Haiti Dilemma
Daniel Erikson
Optimism, Pessimism, and Terrorism: The United States and Colombia in 2003
Adam Isacson
Governing Public-Private Infectious Disease Partnerships
Kent Buse
Developing an AIDS Vaccine: A Global Public Good
Seth Berkley
Epidemics and the Generic Medicines Industry
William F. Haddad
Yongmi: Pragmatic Anti-Americanism in South Korea
Yongshik Bong
The Postmodern Empire: The United States’ New Foreign Policy and its Global Challanges
M.A. Muqtedar Khan
The French-American War Over Iraq
Irwin M. Wall
Myths of Anti-Americanism The Case of Latin America
Alan McPherson
The Threat of International Terrorism and the Image of the United States Abroad
Vladimir Shlapentokh and Joshua Woods
A Tale of Two Viruses: Social Responses to AIDS and SARS
Joan Paluzzi and Paul Farmer
On Anti-Americanism
Hubert Vedrine
Development in a Changing World
Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Andrew Horesh, Kathryn Ogden and Laura Tilghman
The Growth and Future of Feminist Theories in International Relations
J. Ann Tickner
International Institutions and Feminist Politics
Elisabeth Prügl
SARS: A Global Response to an International Threat
David L. Heymann and Guenael Rodier
The Case for a Combined Grand Strategy for Peace: An Israeli View
Yair Hirschfeld
Feminist International Relations After 9/11
Jan Jindy Pettman
Feminist International Relations: Old Debates and New Directions
Annick T.R. Wibben
Woe or Whoa! International Relations Where It’s Not Supposed to Be
Christine Sylvester
Transnational Activism to Combat Trafficking in Persons
Andrea M. Bertone
Feminist Theories Within, Invisible To, and Beyond IR
V. Spike Peterson

Thinking About Intelligence Comparatively
Kevin M. O’Connell
New Demands and Old Constraints: The Role of the United Nations in the International System
Sir Brian Uruqhart
The Euro After Five Years
Georg Rich
Reconciliation in Latin America: A Fine Balance
Michael Shifter and Vinay Jawahar
A Changing Universe: Foreign Policy and U.S. Presidential Elections
Linda B. Miller
Transition to Democracy in Iraq?
Larry Diamond
Reconciliation in Australia: The Relationship Between Indigenous Peoples and the Wider Community
Sean Brennan
Espionage: Does it Have A Future In The 21 st Century?
Arthur S. Hulnick
Migration and Ethnicity in Albania: Synergies and Interdependencies
Kosta Barjarba
Understanding America’s Empire (If it Really Has One)
William E. Odom
Timing the Trusteeship: Iraq and the Opening Window of Opportunity
Martin Indyk
Overcoming the Negative Legacy of the Past: Why Europe is a Positive Example for East Asia
Andrew Horvat
Elections and Governmental Structure in Iran: Reform Lurks Under the Flaws
William O. Beeman
Popular Mobilization, Elections and Democratic Instability in the Andes
John A. Peeler
Scaling-Up Care and Treatment for People Living with HIV and AIDS in the Developing World
Ira Magaziner
A Prescription for Change: Using Policy to Win the Battle Against AIDS
Peter Piot
Terrorism and Human Intelligence: The Soviet Experience
Oleg Kalugin
Anti-Americanism Re-Examined
Barry Rubin and Judith Colp Rubin
Is Transitional Justice Really Just?
Charles T. Call
Democracy in Greater China: A Comparative Study
Christine Loh
Collectively Defending Democracy: The Inter-American Model
Robert A. Pastor
In Search of Remorse: Confessions by Perpetrators of Past State Violence
Leigh A. Payne
Espionage and the War on Terrorism: Investigating U.S. Efforts
Rand C. Lewis

The Unholy Trinity: Transnational Crime, Corruption, and Terrorism
Louise Shelley
Responding to Terrorism as a Kinetic and Ideological Threat
Rohan Gunaratna
Governance and Management of International Membership Organizations
Helmut K. Anheier and Nuno Themudo
Moving Towards Inclusive Cities
Blair A. Ruble, Joseph S. Tulchin and Lisa M. Hanley
The Global City: Introducing a Concept
Saskia Sassen
Democracy Without Sovereignty: France’s Post-Colonial Paradox
William F.S. Miles
The Size of Shadow Economies in 145 Countries from 1999 to 2003
Freidrich Schneider
Urban Planning on a Larger Scale: Reimagining the City
Bruce Mau
The Power Shift and the NGO Credibility Crisis
James McGann and Mary Johnstone
The Informal Sector Revisited
Louis Emmerij
The World Urban Hierarchy: Implications for Cities, Top to Bottom
David A. Smith
The Rise and Fall of the Undeground Economy
R.T. Naylor
Creating a Space to Act Globally: Empowering Civil Society Organizations
Kumi Naidoo
Meeting the Challenge of Global Poverty: What is Required?
John Weiss
Of Battlegrounds and Blogs: U.S. Media in the World
Ralph Begleiter
Quid Pro Quo: A Journalistic Look at NGO-Media Interaction in Africa
Mia Malan
Reflections on Darfur: A Personal and Political Account
Andrew B. Loewenstein
Our Urban Future: Making a Home for “Homo Urbanus
Anna Kajumulo Tibaijuka, Jos Maseland and Jay Moor
Contemporary Anti-Semitism: An Urgent Challenge
Mary Robinson

No Good Choices: The Implications of a Nuclear North Korea
Joseph Cirincione and Jon B. Wolfsthal
Patents and Biopiracy: The Search for Appropriate Policy and Legal Responses
Hamdallah Zedan
Asian Culture and AIDS
Elizabeth Williams
Strategies to Balance Patent Law and Low Cost Access to Medicines
Hilde Johnson
There Are No Alternatives to the “Western” Model of Democracy
Gerard Alexander
Reinventing the Architecture of Nigerian Federalism
Rotimi T. Suberu
Australia Adrift: The Timor Sea Oil & Gas Dispute
Alisa Newman Hood
Maximum Bob: What Makes Robert McNamara Tick
Robert S. McNamara, James G. Blight, and Janet M. Lang
Dubai Rising
Afshin Molavi
IR Through a Novel Lens: Fiction and the Washington Power Game
Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
The State of Iraq’s Cultural Heritage in the Aftermath of the 2003 War
Gaetano Palumbo
Recent History Lessons: War and Human Rights in the Recent Past and the Near Future
Samantha Power
King Gyanendra’s Coup and its Implications for Nepal’s Future
Michael Hutt
Where Does Europe End Now? Expanding Europe’s Frontiers and the Dilemmas of Enlargement and Identity
Howard J. Wiarda
Untying the “Grokster” Knot: Learning to Live in a Second-Best World
Richard A. Epstein
The Europeanization of the Balkans
Othon Anastasakis
Chiefs, Kings, Corporatization, and Democracy: A South African Case Study
Susan E. Cook
The Possibilities of a European Identity
James A. Caporaso
Islam and the EU’s Identity Deficit
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Negotiating Iran’s Nuclear Populism
Kaveh Afrasiabi and Mustafa Kibaroglu

International Political Theology
Vendulka Kubalkova
Prospects for Post Western Christianity in Asia and Elswhere
Lamin Sanneh
A Silk Road for Oil: Sino-Kazakh Energy Diplomacy
Janet Zuanli Liao
Passing the Buck in Conflict Management: The Role of Regional Organizations in the Post-Cold War Era
Paul F. Diehl and Young-Im D. Cho
The Age of Petrostates
Fareed Zakaria, Jillian Moo-Young and Barron YoungSmith
The Crisis of Public Authority
Caspar van den Berg
China if by Land, United States if by Sea: The Strategic Foundations of Stable US-China Relations
Robert S. Ross and Barron YoungSmith
China’s Burma Collection
David Steinberg and Barron YoungSmith
The Architecture of China’s Diplomatic Edge
Michael Vatikiotis
Beijing’s Pragmatism Meets Hugo Chavez
William Ratliff
IGO Development Financing in the Andean Region
Enrique Garcia
Playing for the Long Haul in Iran: A Dual-Track Strategy for Arms Control and Democratization
Abbas Milani, Michael McFaul and Larry Diamond
Calvinism as a Precedent for Islamic Radicalism
Richard Mansbach
The Eurasian Energy Triangle: China, Russia, and the Central Asian States
Stephen J. Blank
Toward a Stronger African Union
Pierre Buyoya
Constructing Security and Identity in Southeast Asia
Amitav Acharya and Jillian Moo-Young
The “Biblical Diseases” and U.S. Vaccine Diplomacy
Peter J. Hotez
The Christian Resurgence and World Order
Richard Falk
From China With Love: P.R.C. Overtures in Latin America
June Teufel Dreyer
Making Globalism a Race to the Top (Rather Than to the Bottom)
Robert B. Reich
Authoritarian Learning: Lessons from the Colored Revolutions
Larry Diamond, Kenta Tsuda, and Barron YoungSmith

Cultural Diplomacy: Hard to Define, but You’d Know It If You Saw it
Cynthia P. Schneider
Cryo-politics: Environmental Security and the Future of Arctic Navigation
Michael Bravo and Gareth Rees
Subcontracting Sovereignty: Commodification of Military Force and Fragmentation of State Authority
Jackson Nyamuya Maogoto
Humanitarian Principles, Private Military Agents: Implications of the Privatized Military Industry for the Humanitarian Community
Peter W. Singer
Sea Change and Rising Ships: Adapting to Globalization
Kenneth Rogoff, Trevor Gleason, and Kenta Tsuda
Nuclear Power: “Made in China
Andrew C. Kadak
The Material Support Problem: Where U.S. Anti-Terrorism Laws, Refugee Protection, and Foreign Policy Collide
Melanie Nezer
Crouching Tiger, Lumbering Elephant? The RIse of China and India in a Comparatve Economic Perspective
Pranab Bardhan
It’s All Contracts Now: Private Military Firms and a Clash of Legal Culture
Kateri Carmola
Problems Confronting the Chinese Economy: Institutional, Structural, and Sectoral
Benjamin Zycher
MNCs and Surrogate Sovereignty
John M. Kline
Welcoming the Multitude
Michael Hardt and Kenta Tsuda
Mining Enclave to Economic Catalyst: Large Mineral Projects in Developing Countries
Richard Auty
Surviving an Environmental Crisis: Can China Adapt?
Katherine Morton
The Politics of “Child Soldiers
Jason Hart
America’s Aerospace Workforce at a Crossroads
David Logsdon
Regaining Dignity: Justice and Reconciliation in East Timor
Jeff Kingston
Economic Inequality and Globalization
Daron Acemoglu, Trevor Gleason, and Kenta Tsuda
Capitalist Globalization: Fatal Flaws and Necessity for Alternatives
Leslie Sklair

Space, Security, and the New Nuclear Triad
Joan Johnson-Freese and Thomas M. Nichols
Food Principles: Regulating Genetically Modified Crops after the 2006 WTO Ruling
Ian Sheldon
The Wrong Way to Combat Terrorism
Kenneth Roth and Craig Kennedy
Thailand after the “Good” Coup
Kevin Hewison
China’s New Diplomacy and its Impact on the World
Joshua Kurlantzick
Of Networks and Nations
John Arquilla
Present and Future Human Expansion into Outer Space
Vincent Sabathier and G. Ryan Faith
The Past, Present, and Future of Space Security
James Clay Moltz
Debris, Traffic Management, and Weaponization: Opportunities for and Challanges to Cooperation in Space
Theresa Hitchens
New Media for Global Citizens? The Future of the Digital Divide Debate
Nick Couldry
President Bush’s Road Map to Middle East Peace: A Promise Unfulfilled
Lincoln Chafee
North Korea’s Political Future
Bruce Cumings and Tushar Khadloya
Dialogue: Defending INT
Suzanne Rich Folsom
A New Generation of Autocracy in Egypt
Jason Brownlee
What Comes after Musharraf?
Katharine Adeney
Cuba’s Uncertain Future after Fidel
Edward Gonzalez and Kevin F. McCarthy
Offshore Balancing or International Institutions? The Way Forward for US Foreign Policy: A Debate at the Watson Institute for International Studies 8 May 2007
G. John Ikenberry, Stephen Walt, and Christopher Lydon
The Putin Succession and Russian Foreign Policy
Allen C. Lynch
Brave New Beef: Animal Cloning and its Impacts
James A. Riddle
The Global Biotech Food Fight: Why the United States Got it So Wrong
Robert Falkner
The J Curve and Authoritarian Leadership Transitions
Ian Bremmer, Willis Sparks and Craig Kennedy
Genetically Modified Food and Foreign Aid
Peter Singer and Krishna Chokshi

Has Anything Changed?
Raghav Gaiha
Reforming the United States
John Bolton
China’s Security, China’s Demographics: Aging, Masculinization, and Fertility Policy
Valerie M. Hudson
The United States’ Four Deficits
David M. Walker
Female Sex Tourism in Barbados: A Postcolonial Perspective
Joan Phillips
US Debt and Soverign Wealth Funds
Nouriel Roubini
The Debt Threat
James A. Dorn
India’s Divide: Economic Growth and Marginalized Groups
Partha Chatterjee
Sport in International Development: Time to Treat it Seriously?
Roger Levermore
Sex Education in a Fractured World: Towards a Social-Ecological Approach
Neill McKee
How could Anyone Respect Us?
Andrew Morris
Gender Inequality and Religious Personal Laws in India
Archana Parashar
Left Behind? Women, Politics, and Development in India
Niraja Gopal Jayal
Nike Nations
David L. Andrews
Health Inequalities in India: The Axes of Stratification
SV Subramanian
The Muslim Worlf in the Global Sporting Arena
Mahfoud Amara
Contradictions in U.S. Foreign Policy
Noam Chomsky
Between National Division and Rapacious Individualism
Lucan A. Way
The Social Dimension of Trade: The Village Blacksmith Paradox
Franklin L. Lavin
The Cold War on Ice
John Soares
Iraq’s Past, Present, and Future
Ali Allawi

The Kashmir Territorial Dispute
Robert G. Wirsing
Democracy and the Politics of Parliamentary Elections in Iran
Abbas Milani
Focusing on Women in the Internal Politics of Iran
Mehrangiz Kar
The Ideology of Terrorism
Michael Chertoff
The Present and Future of Iranian Politics
Vali Nasr
Global Malaria Eradication?
Adam Richards
The Arctic in International Affairs
David Rothwell
Growing Up in Iran
Djavad Salehi-Isfahani
A State of One’s Own
Tanisha Fazal
Rebellion, Terrorism, Peace: America’s Unfinished Business with Muslims in the Philippines
Astrid Tuminez
Simple but Sophisticated
Patrick Kiser
Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Anant Bhan
The New Diarrheas
James A. Higgins
Iran and The Shiite Crescent
Kayhan Barzegar
America’s New Africa Command: Paradigm Shfit or Step Backwards?
J. Peter Pham
North Korea and Identity Politics in South Korea
Gi-Wook Shin
A Creative Gap in the Medical Science Fight Against Diseases of Poverty
David Edwards
America and Iran
Bruce Riedel
The Global Nutrition Agenda
Eileen Kennedy
Iran’s Oil as a Blessing and a Curse
Jahangir Amuzegar
Middle Easterner”: A Regionalism Denied
Aharon Kileman
Improving Global Health in the Developing World
Jeffrey Sachs
Winning the War in Afghanistan
Thomas Johnson

Chechenization
Robert Ware
Managing Social and Environmental Impact
Sara Olsen
The United Arab Emirates
Christopher Davidson
Global Affairs
Ricardo Lagos
Georgian and Ukrainian Conflicts
Andrew Reding
The Shape of Global Democracy
Larry Diamond
The Geopolitics of the Caucasus
Brenda Shaffer
Brazil Exercised the Option to Say “No
Frank Braun
Russia and the Global Financial Crisis
Kathryn Stoner-Weiss
Authoritarianism and Development in the Third World
Lawrence Saez
Indian Foreign and Security Policy
Harsh V. Pant
Of Milk and Spacemen
Elizabeth Wishnick
Gates, Google, and the Ending of Global Poverty
Michael Edwards
Hometown Associations
Manuel Orozco
The Clinton Foundation
Ira Magaziner
Global Philanthropy and Remittances
Carol Adelman
Abkhazia and Georgia
George Hewitt
Russia in the Caucasus
Dmitri Trenin

The United States’ Win-Win Relationship with the Caribean
Ransford Palmer
A Response to Nuclear Terrorism Skeptics
Graham Allison
Can Brand Obama Rescue Brand America?
John Quelch
China and the Conflict in Darfur
David Shinn
Role Models and Policy Rights
Alice Amsden
The Default Politics of Ethnicity in Kenya
Frank Holmquist
Reflections on the Crisis in Eastern Congo
Rene Lemarchand
Is Iran a Martyr State
Andrew Grotto
The Missed Opportunity: Building a Caricom Developmental State
Anthony Payne
Cooperation Against Proliferation
Robert Zarate
Elections, Electoral Systems, and Conflict in Africa
Andrew Reynolds
Illicit Networks Operate at the Frontiers of Globalization
Moises Naim
From Academia to Politics and Back Again
Romano Prodi
Are Human Rights Universal?
Larry Cox and John Yoo
Paradigm Shift in Turkey’s Foreign Policy
Kemal Koprulu

Peace Through Reconstruction: An Effective Strategy for Afghanistan
Graciana del Castillo
The International Economic Order in the Aftermath of the Great Recession
Andrew Rose
Freakonomics of Maritime Piracy
James Kraska
The Impact of Maritime Commerce on Marine Biodiversity
James Carlton
Weighing the Scales: The Internet’s Effect on State-Society Relationships
Daniel Drezner
Terror on Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube
Gabriel Weimann
India: Driving the Global Superhighway
Teresita C. Schaffer
Digital Dilemmas
MI Franklin
The Role of International Policy in Mitigating Global Shipping Emissions
James J. Corbett
National History and Universal Values
John McCain
Sovereignty, Multilateralism, and Reform: International Cooperation in the Post-Crisis World
Kemal Dervis and Emily Gogolak
Shipping Out of the Economic Crisis
Jan Hoffmann
Sovereignty and the Role of Government in Cyberspace
James Lewis
The Abusers’ Reaction: Intensifying Attacks on Human Rights Defenders, Organizations, and Institutions
Kenneth Roth
Piracy Off the Horn of Africa
Peter Chalk
Reshaping Systematic Risk Regulation in Europe
Beatrice Mauro
Financial Obligation and the Crisis
Simon Johnson

Human Trafficking and Mental Health: “My Wounds are Inside; They are Not Visible”
Cathy Zimmerman
Rise of the Radical Right: Implications on European Politics
David Art
The Radical Right and Immigration in an Era of Economic Crisis
Terri E. Givens
Political Extremism: A Threat to the European Project?
George Papandreou
The Body of the Enemy
Nancy Scheper-Hughes
Slavery is Bad for Business: Analyzing the Impact of Slavery on National Economies
Monti Narayan Datta
Art of the Uprisings in the Middle East
Charles Tripp
State of the Union: A Decade of Armed Drones
Megan Braun
Globalization and Development Options
Ricardo Lagos
Artists’ Responses to Illegal Detention and Torture
Susan Noyes Platt
Drones and Democratic Peace
John Kaag
Drone over Homeland: Expansion of Scope and Lag in Governance
Tom Barry
Droning On: Controversy Surrounding Drone Warfare is not really about Drones
Ryan Vogel
Uncovering Truth:Promoting Human Rights in Brazil
Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro
The Opportunities Ahead: Policy in the Western Hemisphere
Roberta S. Jacobson
Issues and Choices: US Foreign Policy and Diplomacy
John Negroponte
Deconstructing Demand: The Driving Force of Sex Trafficking
Swanee Hunt
The Power of Predictive Models
Bruce Bueno De Mesquita
The Art of Sanctions
Thomas Bierstekker

Mobility, Belonging, and Governance in Africa’s Urban Estuaries
Loren B. Landau
False Choices and Perverse Outcomes in China’s Rural Development: Still Petting the Monkey and Ignoring the Chickens?
Michelle S. Mood
A 20-Year Perspective on Rural Poverty and Sustainability: Where Are We Today?
Andrew Shepherd
How to Understand Immigration Policy
John D. Skrentny
Decreasing Gender Inequality in Agriculture: Key to Eradicating Hunger
Marcela Villarreal
Crisis Migration
Susan Martin
Energy, Economy, and Extremism: Engaging with a Transitioning Pakistan
Richard Olson
Meeting the Health Care Needs of Aging Societies
John W. Rowe
Facing Myriad Enemies: Core Elements of Israeli Nuclear Deterrence
Louis René Beres
Medical Progress and Global Chronic Disease: The Need for a New Model
Daniel Callahan
Growth and Stagnation of Agriculture in Eastern India and Bangladesh
Koichi Fujita
Presidential Leadership and U.S. Foreign Policy
Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
The Fight is for Women’s Rights
Michael Soussan
Governance and Financing of Global Public Health: The Post-2015 Agenda
Devi Sridhar
Mexican Cartels: A Century of Defying U.S. Drug Policy
Ioan Grillo
The BRICs 12 Years in Review: Which Countries Truly Dominate Emerging Markets?
James O’Neill
The Huge Cost of Health Care: Is America’s Viability as a Superpower Imperiled?
Victor Basiuk
Financing Health Care in the United States and Abroad: Current Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
Christina Paxson
Losing Your “License to Drink”: The Radical South Dakota Approach to Heavy Drinkers Who Threaten Public Safety
Beau Kilmer
Drug Prohibition and Poverty
David Borden
“War on Drugs”: How Will Domestic Legalization Affect International Conflict?
Paul Finkelman

Secessonism as a United States Foreign Policy Lever: Tibet in Context
Barry Sautman
Military Strength, Defense, and Security Capability in the Twenty-First Century
Chuck Hagel
Beyond Military Action and Sanctioning: Creating a Sustainable U.S.–Iranian Relationship
Trita Parsi
Egyptian Democracy: Smothered in the Cradle, or Stillborn?
Tarek Masoud
Living with Liminality: De Facto States on the Threshold of the Global
Rebecca Bryant
Reconciliation and Development in Kagame’s Rwanda
Stephen Kinzer
The Labor and Environmental Consequences of South–South Finance
Kathryn Hochstetler
Does Collective Memory Still Influence German Foreign Policy?
Eric Langenbacher
Unrecognized De Facto States in World Politics: The Kurds
Michael M. Gunter
Can Cities Save the Future?
Seth Kaplan
The Role of the Internet Post-9/11 in Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Dana Janbek
Japan’s “Positive Pacifism”: Issues of Historical Memory in Contemporary Foreign Policy
Gavan McCormack
Labor Standards and Economic Development in Latin America: Competitors or Complements?
Andrew Schrank
The Changing Face of Humanitarian Crises
Frederick M. Burkle, Jr.
Mirrors to the World: The Claims to Legitimacy and International Recognition of De Facto States in the South Caucasus
Laurence Broers
Mutually Assured Restraint: A New Approach for United States–China Relations
Amitai Etzioni
The Economics of Technology in Terrorist Organizations
João Ricardo Faria
Al-Shabaab and Social Media: A Double-Edged Sword
Ken Menkhaus
Subcontracting Is Not Illegal, But Is It Unethical? Business Ethics, Forced Labor, and Economic Success
Genevieve LeBaron
Informal Workers’ Struggles in
Rina Agarwala
Predictive Modeling to Counter Terrorist Attacks
Zeeshan-ul-hassan Usmani
The Israeli and Palestinian Collective Memories of Their Conflict: Determinants, Characteristics, and Implications
Rafi Nets-Zehgnut

Why Countries Choose the Death Penalty
Carsten Anckar
Rethinking International Security: Masculinity in World Politics
Eric M. Blanchard
On the Frontline of U.S. Nuclear Policy with Under Secretary Rose Gottemoeller
Rose Gottemoeller
The United States Execution Drug Shortage: A Consequence of Our Values
Ty Alper
The Decay of Power in Domestic and International Politics
Moisés Naím
For America “The War to End War” Was Just the Beginning
John J. Tierney, Jr.
Africa’s New Economic Landscape
Punam Chuhan-Pole
Does International Law Grant the People of Crimea and Donetsk a Right to Secede? Revisiting Self-Determination in Light of the 2014 Events in Ukraine
Yuval Shany
Is Africa Rising?
Ian Taylor
The Value of International Standards in the Campaign for Abolition of the Death Penalty
Salil Shetty
The Hidden Reason Why the First World War Matters Today: The Development and Spread of Modern Management
David Ahlstrom
Militarized Masculinities in International Relations
Maya Eichler
Religion and the Rise of Africa
Amy S. Patterson
When Global LGBTQ Advocacy Became Entangled with New Cold War Sentiment: A Call for Examining Russian Queer Experience
Michele Rivkin-Fish
Taking off International Development’s Straightjacket of Gender
Andrea Cornwall
Men and Masculinities in International Relations Research
Terrell Carver

From Sunshine to a Common Agent: The Evolving Understanding of Transparency in the WTO
Petros C. Mavroidis
The Pill and the Liver Probe: Meaning and Culture in Two Disease Interventions
Ari Samsky
The World Trade Organization at Twenty
Roger B. Porter
International Cooperative Responses to Pandemic Threats: A Critical Analysis
Milan Brahmbhatt
Challenges in International Humanitarian Aid
Unni Krishnan Karunakara
Global Development Goals and Global Health: The Power and Problems of International Aid
Paul Nelson
Reframing Resistance after the Second Intifada
Hanan Ashrawi
A New Dimension for Statecraft
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