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Why Autonomous Social Movements Hold the Key to Reducing Violence against Women
Mala Htun and S. Laurel Weldon, May 2013
Women, Social Movements, International Development
What to Expect as Venezuela Moves On after Hugo Chavez
Jennifer L. McCoy, April 2013
U.S. Foreign Policy, Policies in Other Nations
World Conferences in the Fight for Women's Rights
Dongxiao Liu, March 2013
Women, International Development
Obama, Arab-Israeli Relations, and the Legacy of Western Involvement in the Middle East
Jonathan Schneer, February 2013
Religion, War & the Military, U.S. Foreign Policy, Policies in Other Nations
Promoting Women's Political Representation Overseas
Sarah Bush, January 2013
Women, Policies in Other Nations, International Development
Japan, the United States, and the Shifting Balance of Air Power in Northeast Asia
Oriana Skylar Mastro, December 2012
War & the Military, U.S. Foreign Policy, Security & Intelligence
Does Africa Need a New Green Revolution to Fight Hunger?
Ron Aminzade, October 2012
International Development
Toward a New U.S. Strategy in the Middle East
Bruce W. Jentleson, September 2012
U.S. Foreign Policy, Security & Intelligence, International Development
Is Military Aid an Effective Tool for U.S. Foreign Policy?
Patricia L. Sullivan, May 2012
War & the Military, U.S. Foreign Policy
Grand Strategy and American Foreign Policy
Hal Brands, April 2012
U.S. Foreign Policy
How Ronald Reagan Taught Republicans to Love Tax Cuts
Monica Prasad, April 2012
Public Budgets and Taxes, U.S. Foreign Policy, International Development
Can America Afford to Maintain Its Position in the World?
Richard Lachmann, March 2012
Public Budgets and Taxes, U.S. Foreign Policy