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Toward an architecture of suspension: Promiscuous collisions of transient cartographies
 Camus and Sartre: The unsettled conflict on violence and terror
 
Three essays on institutions and economic development
 The construction of U.S. camptown prostitution in South Korea: Transformation and resistance
 
Structuring biodefense: Legacies and current policy choices
Rwanda and the moral obligation of humanitarian intervention
 
Measurement and determination of rules of origin in preferential trade agreements (PTA's)
 WTO accession as commitment: Theory and evidence from the choice of redistribution policies
 
Adapting to norms at the United Nations: The abortion-rights and anti-abortion networks
 Ethnic rebellion in democratic experiments
 
Insiders and outsiders: Global social movements, party politics, and democracy in Europe and North America
 Ecological risk to cetaceans from anthropogenic ocean sound: Characterization analysis using a professional judgment approach to uncertainty
 
Greening export promotion: A comparative study of environmental standard-setting for export credit agencies
 Human trafficking on the international and domestic agendas: Examining the role of transnational advocacy networks between Thailand and United States
 
Transboundary water politics: Conflict, cooperation, and shadows of the past in the Okavango and Orange river basins of Southern Africa
 After empire: Ethnic Germans and minority nationalism in interwar Yugoslavia
 
Water resources, institutional capacity and civil conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa
 Terrorism's communicative dynamic: Leveraging the terrorist -- audience relationship to assess evolutionary trajectories
 
Partition as a solution to ethnic civil war: Statehood, demography, and the role of post-war balance of power for peace
 Essays on optimal aid and fiscal policy in developing economies
 
Regimes of truth: The microfoundations of post-conflict justice