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Americans in eastern Asia, revisited: Anglo-American rivalry and the China market	Blue collars for a Red-free western Europe: American labor union propaganda in support of the Marshall Plan, 1947--1949

Where are you Southern Sudan?	Denying "a golden opportunity for some German Lawrence of Arabia:" U.S. civil affairs in French North Africa, 1940--1943

Media framing of geostrategic outcomes of war in Iraq	Cryopolitics: The new geopolitics of the Northwest Passage and implications for Canadian sovereignty

The Correlation between Asymmetric Conflicts and Polarity Are There More Insurgencies in Unipolar Systems? The Middle East 1948--1991	Argentina's Request for Provisional Measures and the Precautionary Principle in the Pulp Mills Dispute at the International Court of Justice

Interpreting WTO Accession Commitments According to their Functional Relationship with Provisions of the WTO Agreements	The Counter-productivity of ICSID Denunciation and Proposals for Change

Modernizing the World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement Process: Science versus Science	Domestic Politics, International Inaction: The United States and Human Rights Treaties

Direct Participation in Hostilities: A Proposition for U.S. Reaction to the ICRC's Interpretive Guidance and Formulation for a Practicable Definition	Child sakadas in Philippine agriculture: Researching injury hazards for working children in the context of international labor standards and United States foreign policy

Presidential decision making: When do U.S. presidents use preventive force to counter nuclear proliferation?	Betting on the dark horses: John F. Kennedy's courting of African nationalist leaders

Theater airborne reconnaissance: A peripheral military mission's innovation	Supporting the revolution: America, democracy, and the end of the Cold War in Poland, 1981--1989

Forging private governance of climate change: The power and politics of socially responsible investment	How wars are won and lost: Vulnerability and military power

The limits of detente: The United States, the Soviet Union, and the Arab-Israeli conflict, 1969--1973	Galileo: Power, pride and profit. The relative influence of realist, ideational, and liberal factors on the Galileo satellite program

The elusive price of stability: Ideas and interests in the reform of China's exchange rate regime	Migration, remittances, and household health: Evidence from South Africa

Foreign fighters: Transnational identity in civil conflicts	Understanding the "conditionality gap" in Estonia and Latvia The influence of EU conditionality and Russia's activism on minority inclusion

From confrontation to accommodation: China's policy toward the U.S. in the post-Cold War era	The U.S. Army and nation-building: Explaining divergence in effective military innovation

Behind the back channel: Achieving detente in U.S.-Soviet relations, 1969--1972	Learning how to sweat: Explaining the dispatch of Japan's self-defense forces in the Gulf War and Iraq War

1963 Kennedy's final year and an opportunity lost	Determinants of effective information transfer in international regulatory standards adoption

Demobilizing the Minors: Examining Compliance with International Child Soldiering Laws	Influences on U.S. International Population and Reproductive Health Policy

Denying the Spoils of War?: The Politics of the Nonrecognition of Aggressive Gain