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Early warning receptivity in the UN and US	Cooperation and development: The emergence of decentralized international cooperation at international organisations. A case study

Housing policy and participation: Law 341 in the city of Buenos Aires, 2000--2007	A case study of the role of multinational corporations in Sino-U.S. relations and international affairs

The morality of a U.S. preemptive strike on Iran's nuclear program: A just war analysis	Counter-narcotic strategy in Afghanistan: Internal implications and external lessons

Terrorism in the wake of the Cold War order	Relative peace in Iraq: A policy evaluation of the surge in troop levels

Banking on remittances: An analysis of Mexican migrants' banking and remittance sending behavior in the United States	Promoting the rule of law through civil society and human rights advocacy

U.S. aid: Helping others or helping themselves?	Playing nice: The costs and consequences of China's reassurance strategy in Southeast Asia

How Pyongyang's stance on the provision of light water reactors has evolved over the two North Korean nuclear crises	The end of the (peaceful development) road: Is the financial crisis endangering the China-Southeast Asia relationship?

Public attitudes toward domestic and national security spending, before and after September 11, 2001	Presidential limitations on the ethical uses of covert action

U.S. policy against the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group in the post 9/11 world	Cultural property in a global world: The trafficking of pre-Columbian objects from Peru in the U.S.

Shared sovereignty: Dealing with modern challenges to the sovereign state system	Muslim movements nurturing a cosmopolitan Muslim identity: The Ismaili and Gulen movement

Gender mainstreaming in the United Nations: A history, resource guide, and agenda for the future	How religious actors influence the politics of transitional justice: Truth recovery and reconciliation in South Africa and Guatemala

The art of diplomacy: The use of art in international relations	The Triple Border Area: A re-conceptualization of the problem and U.S. policy

'liberte, egalite, fraternite' and their practical effects on democracy promotion in Ukraine, Moldova, and Belarus	Spreading democracy, supporting dictators: Pragmatism and ideology in U.S. foreign policy in the global War on Terror

Building a city on the hill: Can the church bring reconciliation to Rwanda?	The United Kingdom and the future of Europe

Directed or diffuse? Chinese human intelligence targeting of US defense technology	Hamas defined

A network of nations: Why effective cybersecurity requires international collaboration	Democracy - is it appropriate for post-colonial developing countries?

The delicate balance: Gazprom and Russia's competing and complementary roles in 21st century international relations	Regional autonomy as a counterinsurgency tool for democratizing states: Case studies from Aceh, Papua, and Mindanao

Iraq and the theory of base politics: Cooley, institutionalism and culture	The impact of the Indian Formed Police Unit in the United Nations Mission in Liberia

Does intelligence oversight support or hinder counterinsurgency (COIN) and homeland defense operations?	American Muslims: A new Islamic discourse on religious freedom

Gender mainstreaming in transitional justice: Progress and persistent challenges in retributive and restorative processes	Is work in the agricultural sector more hazardous for child laborers in Ghana than work in other sectors?

Great Power responses to threat transitions and the legitimacy burden: U.S.-Soviet relations 1943--1950	Normative discourse and European security institutions

Friends indeed? Coalition burden sharing and the War in Iraq	Divested interests: Globalization and the new politics of exchange rates

Leveraging legitimacy in securing U.S. leadership: Normative dimensions of hegemonic authority	How superpowers go to war and why other states help them: The impact of asymmetric security interdependence on war coalition formation

The dilemma of religious freedom: A comparative analysis of religious liberty in Western and Islamic human rights instruments	Nationalism in international politics: The Republic of China's sports foreign policy-making and diplomacy from 1972 to 1981

Dealing with dormant and active threats: The strategy of South Korea toward China in the post Cold War era	Balancing power through the market: Government intervention in cross-border mergers & acquisitions

Trade policy and performance: Plant-level evidence from manufacturers	Unstoppable force: Why doesn't everyone have the bomb? And what Canada's answer means for world politics

Post-Soviet strategic alignment: The weight of history in the South Caucasus	Risk in American foreign military interventions

The cost of wiggle-room: On the use of flexibility in international trade agreements	The wages of principle and power: Cyrus R. Vance and the making of foreign policy in the Carter administration

The domestic politics of international norms: Factors affecting U.S. compliance with the Geneva Conventions	Who makes the rules? Why the United States succeeds or fails in shaping the global agenda

Strategies of statebuilding: Causes of success and failure in armed international statebuilding campaigns by liberal powers	Status immobility and systemic revisionism in rising great powers

Into the wind: The Kennedy Administration and the use of herbicides in South Vietnam	Borders, boundaries and justice: Toward a critical theory of cosmopolitics