Publications in Political science

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Publication	Audience	Format	Latest Issue	Articles
Ahfad Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 1, 2010 Books received. General news. Andersen, Margaret L., Collins, Patricia Hill, 2007, Race, Class, and Gender: Anthology, (Six Edition). Ahmed Abdel Magied; Elizabeth Albert Bambu, Flora Frezar Kenyi and Jackline Aquilino Itira (2007). Assessment of Nutritional Status & Identification... Ahmed Abdel Magied; Maha Mohamed Ahmed Tewfiek Hieba; Azza Omer Osman Abubaker Gaily and Israa Altayib Edress Ahmed (2007). Ahmed Abdel Magied; Hameeda Alhadi Hashim; Nahid Abed Elkarim Bashir and Sabah Alhadi Hashim (2006). Evaluation of Antenatal Care Services in Three... Ahmed Abdel Magied; Victoria Gabriel Jada; Fadwa Abbas Yousif and Somia Ismaeil Afor (2007). Nutritional Status of Adolescents Case Study: Mayo... Ahmed Abdel Magied; Janet Khamis Ruba Kayanga and Joice Ferdinand Hissan Gelego (2006). Comparative Evaluation of Antenatal Care Services in Two... Assessing the efficacy of health literacy on rural pastoral women of Northern Nigeria. Translating matrimony in Southern Rhodesia's native marriage laws and the cultural disruption of the Shona community: a theoretical expansion of the... Transcending gender in the commission of crime in the Benue Province (Nigeria): women in crime in the colonial period. Gender inequality and 'having, loving and being': case study of Turkish women. Editor's note.	315
American Diplomacy	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Apr 17, 2013 The "Iron Lady" and the Cold War. Ego gratification. Understanding North Korea. Tensions and Diplomacy in the South China Sea. In Defense of a Strategic Approach to Russia. The Russia stake in Afghanistan. Vaccinating Mali: posters, pamphlets, one slave, one vampire bat. The unipolar trap. Scripting Middle East Leaders. Global War Gone Wrong. China and Africa. Empire of Ideas.	1017
Americas (English Edition)	General	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 The Great Tablecloth. Through the Eyes of Rey Rosa: Considered one of the best Central American writers and master of enigmatic and precise prose, Rodrigo Rey Rosa... Roberto Sierra: Musical Visionary of the Caribbean: the colorful and rythmic music of this classical composer draw heavily on his Puerto Rican... Delmas 32: united and making a comeback: more than two years after a devastating earthquake hit Haiti's capital, one of the most affected areas shows... Celebrations that resound throughout the hemisphere. Ilha Grande: With its well-preserved Atlantic rainforest and unspoiled beaches, this tropical paradise off the coast of Brazil is a hot spot for... Brimstone Hill Fortress: Gibraltar of the Caribbean: This Bastion on St. Kitts and Nevis was created against a backdrop of empire-building, slavery,... Preserving the Language of Aloha. Contemporary Art Behind Bars: The emblematic Miguelete Jail in Montevideo, Uruguay, is a venue where a past of imprisonment merges with art of the... Food Security: A Challenge for the Americas. Food security: a priority for the Inter-American social protection network. Access to Food: Identifying issues and developing solutions for food security in the Americas. Minga the Communal Work Tradition of Bolivia. Bolivia. More US in Americas. Colombian heritage. Covering OAS activities. Editorial.	2532
APS Diplomat Recorder	General	Newsletter	Apr 13, 2013 YEMEN - Apr 10 - President Set To Purge Military Leadership. TURKEY - Apr 8 - Turkish Police, Protesters Clash At Coup Plot Hearing. SYRIA - Apr 11 - Iraqi Shiite militants start to acknowledge role in Syria. SYRIA - Apr 7 - Assad Forces Push Back At Rebels Across Syria. PALESTINE - Apr 12 - Abbas Under Pressure To Avert PM's Resignation. ISRAEL - Apr 10 - Israel: Morocco MPs Refused Entry As Had No Visas. ISRAEL - Apr 10 - Israel: Rabbi Says He Won't Fight Plan On Western Wall. ISRAEL - Apr 10 - Israeli Settler Gets Life For 1997 Palestinian Murders. ISRAEL - Apr 9 - Flotilla Raid Victims To Pursue Israel In Court Despite Apology. ISRAEL - Apr 7 - Israel Can Only Rely On Self Against Iran Threat: PM. IRAQ - Apr 8 - Iraq Says Syria-Bound Iranian Plane Searched. IRAQ - Apr 7 - Cabinet Approves Amendment To De-Baathification Law. IRAN - Apr 9 - After Talks End, Iran Announces An Expansion Of Nuclear Fuel Production. EGYPT - Apr 3 - Egypt's Elbaradei Cites Terms For Dialogue With Government. EGYPT - Apr 7 - Egypt: Top Prosecutor Urged To Step Down. ARAB US RELATIONS - Apr 12 - US Blames Assad Regime For Fostering Rise Of Extremism. ARAB US RELATIONS - Apr 10 - Kerry Wraps Up 'Very Constructive' Mideast Trip. ARAB US RELATIONS - Apr 7 - Turkey-Israel Ties Vital For Stability In Mideast: Kerry. ARAB EUROPEAN RELATIONS - Apr 13 - West Claims 'Hard Evidence' Of Syria Chemical Weapons. ARAB EUROPEAN RELATIONS - Apr 9 - France Wants Talks On Listing Al-Nusra As 'Terrorists'. more	10687
Arena Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2007 Between the fronts: German-speaking intellectuals in the Viet Minh. Globalization, capitalism and the market: beyond a historical and flat-earth arguments. All music is popular music? Do we really have to work more creatively? Zionism without Zionism: the Jacqueline Rose--Edward said exchange. Academic Darwinism: the (logical) end of the Dawkins era. 'Inclusive exclusion': managing identity for the nation's sake in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Post-cultural hospitality: settler-native-migrant encounters. Rogue Pakeha. Nations vs imperial unions in a time of globalization, 1707-2007. Turning Sunni and Shia against each other. The abuses of realism and Australian security interests. Securing the future.	206
Arena Magazine	General	Magazine/Journal	Aug 1, 2008 A response to Patrick Wolfe. A modest proposal to praise the university administration unconditionally. Fattest nation in the world? Free market foreclosures. Moving on, going forward. False dawn, genetically modified future. Tyranny in the dock. Social inequalities in China or crisis for Europe? Global financial crisis: stage two. Empires of consumption.	1739
Asian Political News	Trade	Newsletter	May 13, 2013 U.S. nuclear envoy demands "diplomacy, denuclearization" from North. Sharif closes in on majority in Pakistani parliament, world leaders congratulate. UPDATE1: N. Korea replaces hard-line defense minister. S. Korea, U.S. hold naval exercises involving aircraft carrier. Philippines voters head to polls for midterm elections. Park apologizes for ex-spokesman's alleged molestation of intern. N. Korea replaces hawkish defense minister. UPDATE1: Taiwan sends navy frigate to patrol in South China Sea. Taiwan threatens sanctions over shooting of fisherman by Philippines. Former PM Nawaz Sharif leads Pakistan vote in landmark election. UPDATE4: Polls close in Pakistan's general election marred by bombings. UPDATE1: Fired S. Korean presidential spokesman denies sexual assault. Fired S. Korean presidential spokesman apologizes for sexual assault. UPDATE1: Voting under way in Pakistan's general election amid bombings. UPDATE1: At least 11 killed, 12 injured in Pakistan election violence. At least 10 killed, 30 injured in blast at Karachi polling station. Voters head to polls in Pakistan's general election. UPDATE1: Taiwan demands Philippine probe killing of fisherman. Taiwan demands Philippine probe killing of fisherman. Taiwanese fishing vessels jump the gun on fishing pact. more	53240
Campaigns & Elections	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Aug 1, 2008 Production. Sign-ups ... John Kraus. James Anderson. Leah Yoon. Mark Cohen. Tricks to sharpen your YouTube spots. And now ... a compact cam. Getting in Google's Face. How to leak like a pro. How to get along with the press. A change election--like no other: what we're witnessing is the maturing of the American people. Rethinking American Electoral Democracy. Party Favors: A Novel of Politics and Greed. Unconventional Wisdom: Facts and Myths about American Voters. Political bookshelf. Should you stop supporters from going negative? When robo calls work ... and don't. Ohio. Alaska. more	761
Caucasian Review of International Affairs	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2010 Major foreign intervention in Kyrgyzstan would prompt a rush to nationalism by even the most moderate figures: Interview with Dr. John Heathershaw. Social capital development in multiethnic Crimea: global, regional and local constraints and opportunities. Now who answers the phone in Europe? Cooperation within the CFSP after the enlargements and the Lisbon treaty. EU and Turkish neighborhood policies: common goals. Peace-building from the bottom: a case study of the North Caucasus. "Traditional gap" in the ICJ's advisory opinion on Kosovo.	71
CEU Political Science Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 1, 2011 Hugh Compston, Policy Networks and Policy Change. Andreas Goldthau and Jan Martin Witte (eds.) Global Energy Governance. The New Rules of the Game. Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, Trials of Europeanization, Turkish Political Culture and the European Union. Richard H. Immerman, Empire for Liberty, A History of American Imperialism from Benjamin Franklin to Paul Wolfowitz. Quentin Skinner, Hobbes and Republican Liberty. Emel Akcali, Chypre: Un Enjeu Geopolitique Actuel (Cyprus: A Current Geopolitical Game). Sigal R. Ben-Porath, Tough Choices: Structured Paternalism and the Landscape of Choice. Marc Morje Howard, The Politics of Citizenship in Europe. Inaki Garcia Blanco, Sofie Van Bauwel, and Bart Cammaerts (eds.), Media Agoras. Democracy, Diversity and Communication. Nick Couldry, Sonja M. Livingstone, and Tim Markham, Media consumption and public engagement. Beyond the Presumption of Attention. Secularisation of the politics of law: on roots of liberal democracy. Cost and benefits of natural experiments in Political Science. Changing games and evolving contexts: political bargaining in European energy disputes. Volunteering in Japan and Germany: how moral citizenship strengthens society and the state.	154
CHIPS	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 New BPAs deliver up to 33% discount for Adobe Software. DoD ITAM reports on Software Asset Management resources. Department of the Navy Agreements. Research & Advisory. Office Systems. Lean six sigma tools. Collaboration. Enterprise resource planning. Enterprise Management. Enterprise application integration and architecture tools. Database Management Tools. IT Asset Management. The Enterprise Software Initiative (ESI). ONR-funded microgrid powers "World Green City": concept ideal for small rural village and island communities. Norfolk Naval Station's solar electric system project: navy builds largest solar array on East Coast. USS Enterprise (CVN 65) - "we are legend". Navy Expeditionary Combat Command. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 available for home use to DON Military and civilian personnel: DON military and civilian personnel with... Hull swap - a sea story: SPAWAR personnel install critical shipboard software upgrade. Large number of center for Information Dominance chiefs pinned. more	1054
Christianity and Literature	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2012 Travel grants. Conferences and calls for submissions. The annual CCL luncheon during MLA took place Friday, January 4, 2013. Bearing the Mystery: Twenty Years of IMAGE. The Cambridge Companion to C. S. Lewis. Reading the Underthought: Jewish Hermeneutics and the Christian Poetry of Hopkins and Eliot. From Battlefields Rising: How the Civil War Transformed American Literature. The Sacred Body: Asceticism in Religion, Literature, Art, and Culture. Belonging to Borders: A Sojourn in the Celtic Tradition. Visionary Milton: Essays on Prophecy and Violence. Wonderful to Relate: Miracle Stories and Miracle Collecting in High Medieval England. Christianity and Literature: Philosophical Foundations and Critical Practice. In Praise of Dying. Scruples. Burnt and blossoming: material mysticism in Trilogy and Four Quartets. A wind from the West: the role of the holy spirit in Tolkien's Middle-earth. Joy Davidman, poet: Letter to a Comrade. On The Book of Kells. The Lady with the torn hair who looks on gladiators in grapple: G. K. Chesterton's Marian poems. Artful dogma: the Immaculate Conception and Franz Werfel's Song of Bernadette. more	1025
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2012 Only English? How bilingual education can mitigate the damage of English-only. Prosecuting domestic violence after Giles: why a categorical approach to the forfeiture doctrine threatens female autonomy. Leveraging the courts to protect women's fundamental rights at the intersection of family-wage work structures and women's role as wage earner and... Lonely colonist seeks wife: the forgotten history of America's first mail order brides. Embodying vulnerability: a feminist theory of the person. The gender bind: men as inauthentic caregivers.	149
Elections Today	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Oct 1, 2011 Nigeria after the 2011 general elections.	84
Ethics & International Affairs	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 16, 2013 The Revenge of Geography: What the Map Tells Us About Coming Conflicts and the Battle Against Fate. Poverty and Morality: Religious and Secular Perspectives. The Image before the Weapon: A Critical History of the Distinction between Combatant and Civilian. From jus ad bellum to jus ad vim: recalibrating our understanding of the moral use of force. Just war thinking as a social practice. Divisions within the ranks? The just war tradition and the use and abuse of history. Contemporary just war thinking: which is worse, to have friends or critics? Introduction: thinking ethically about the use of force. Editors' note.	616
European Affairs	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2008 New markets expanding for dirty businesses. The way globalization actually works in Europe. The Demilitarization of Europeans. Vedrine's world: the outlook of nations around the globe. A pragmatist's view of global geopolitics. Non-nuclear energy cooperation needs a new push. Energy research: grasping transatlantic opportunities. Moving forward with the transatlantic economic council. Reforms in U.S. licensing process facilitate joint allied operations. Europe can offer defense deals Washington can't refuse. U.S. flap on the aerial tanker could be self-defeating. Norway's wealth fund answers to voters. Europe must present a single market to SWF's. SWF's are making political waves in the U.S. and EU. The end of history?--certainly not through Asia's eyes. Russia and the EU: the difficult path to a new partnership. Georgia: breakdown of vision the west had for a New Europe. The end of happy endings in the post-cold war. Letter from the publisher: a call to be listened to.	109
Foreign Policy in Focus	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Jul 26, 2011 Norway: the enemy within.	534
Gallup Poll News Service	General	Newspaper	May 10, 2013 In U.S., Standard of Living Perceptions Hit Five-Year High; Perceptions of both current and future standard of living at five-year highs.	4328
German Policy Studies	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2011 Critical friend approach: policy evaluation between methodological soundness, practical relevance, and transparency of the evaluation process. Micro-politics: an underestimated field of qualitative research in political science. Political valuation analysis and the legitimacy of international organizations. Method parallelization and method triangulation: method combinations in the analysis of humanitarian interventions. Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) in public policy analysis: an extensive review. Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) in public policy analysis: an extensive review. Introduction: Frontiers of methodological progress in qualitative research.	140
Global Governance	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Oct 1, 2012 Index. New Perspectives on the Independence of International Organizations: How Do They Influence Peacebuilding and Good Governance? The G8 and Germany's Africa policy: a case of hegemonic mainstreaming. Selling Africa: Japan's G8 politics and its Africa diplomacy. Spinderella on safari: British policies toward Africa under New Labour. The G8 and Africa: a partial reckoning. When experts and diplomats agree: negotiating peer review of the UN Convention Against Corruption. A "Great Experiment" of the League of Nations era: international nongovernmental organizations, global governance, and democracy beyond the state. "Less bound to the desk": ban Ki-moon, the UN, and preventive diplomacy.	432
Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 Resurrecting free exercise in Hosanna-Tabor Lutheran Church & School v. EEOC. Applying the Holder standard to speech that provides material support to terrorism in United States v. Mehanna. The case of the missing argument: the mysterious disappearance of international law from juvenile sentencing in Miller v. Alabama. Pre-"originalism". Pre-"originalism". Pre-"originalism". "Pride ignorance and knavery": James Madison's formative experiences with religious establishments. "Pride ignorance and knavery": James Madison's formative experiences with religious establishments. Incorporation by reference in an open-government age. Incorporation by reference in an open-government age. Incorporation by reference in an open-government age. On the majesty of the law. The regulatory turn in IP. Regulation and technology. Can technological innovation survive government regulation? President Obama and the framers' presidency. Reconsidering the modern Hanoverian king. American executive power in historical perspective. Congressional abdication: delegation without detail and without waiver. Corralling capture. more	558
Human Rights & Human Welfare	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 Hannah Arendt in a global age: political evil and international theory. Measuring Human Rights: a review essay. International organization and poverty alleviation.	63
Independent Review	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2013 Letters to the editor. Ron Paul's rEVOLution: The Man and the Movement He Inspired. Libertarianism: What Everyone Needs to Know. Lost Causes: The Retreat from Classical Liberalism. The Locavore's Dilemma: In Praise of the 10,000-Mile Diet. How Much Is Enough? Money and the Good Life. American Nightmare: How Government Undermines the Dream of Homeownership. Markets, Morals and Policy-Making: A New Defence of Free-Market Economics. Railroaded: The Transcontinentals and the Making of Modern America. Reconciling Rawls and Hayek? Reconsidering Gabriel Kolko: a half-century perspective. Crony capitalism: by-product of big government. The calculus of conquests: the decline and fall of the returns to Roman expansion. War and presidential greatness. The militarization of U.S. domestic policing.	893
Institute for Strategic Studies	General	Collection	Jun 1, 2009 Farm murders and farm attacks in South Africa: a 2009 update.	69
International Journal of Educational Policy, Research and Practice	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2006 Epilogue: actions for dangerous times. Early childhood institutions as loci of ethical and political practice. Discourses of the good early childhood educator in professional training: reproducing marginality or working toward social change. Racialization in early childhood: a critical analysis of discourses in policies. Contemporary public policy influencing children and families: "compassionate" social provision OR the regulation of "others"? Autonomous children, privileging negotiation, and new limits to freedom. Postcolonial technologies of power: standardized testing and representing diverse young children. Dismantling the imperialist discourse shadowing Mexican immigrant children. A post-monolingual education. Social policy, education, and childhood in dangerous times: revolutionary actions or global complicity. International Journal of Educational Policy, Research, and Practice: Reconceptualizing Childhood Studies mission statement.	35
Journal of Australian Political Economy	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 22, 2012 Structure and essence in Capital I: extra surplus-value and the stages of capitalism. Capital as dialectical economic theory. Land and Capital. Unravelling the neoliberal paradox with Marx. The profit rate in the presence of financial markets: a necessary correction. Marxism and informal labour. 'The riddle of history solved': socialist strategy, modes of production and social formations in Capital. The birth of Australia: non-capitalist social relations in a capitalist mode of production? Producing workfare. Patterns of schooling in Australia: toward a historical materialist explanation. Marxist class analysis: a living tradition in Australian scholarship. The 'massiness' of capital. Zombie Marx and modern economics, or how I learned to stop worrying and forget the transformation problem. Capital against capitalism: new research in Marxist political economy.	130
Journal of International Affairs	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2012 Mafias on the Move: How Organized Crime Conquers New Territories. Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking and Tax Havens. The Money Laundry: Regulating Criminal Finance in the Global Economy. Mexico's Struggle for Public Security: Organized Crime and State Responses. Informality and Illegality in the Exploitation of Gold and Timber in Antioquia. Gridlock: Labor, Migration, and Human Trafficking in Dubai. Draining Development? Controlling Flows of Illicit Funds from Developing Countries. The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade. The Story or Two Women Who Risked Everything in the International Drug Trade. Human Trafficking: A Global Perspective. Hidden in plain sight: an anthropology of the global criminal underworld. Criminal activity in a globalizing world. Outgunned: the Honduran fight against transnational cocaine traffickers. The failed divorce of Serbia's government and organized crime. Borderland conditions between the united states and Mexico: a conversation between Rachel St. John and Natalia Mendoza. Rio de Janeiro: a local response to a global challenge: an interview with Col. Robson Rodrigues da Silva. Whither antidrug policy? An interview with Vanda Felbab-Brown. Archaeology of the present: organized crime through the study of urban built environments: an interview with Eyal Weizman. Global vice: the expanding territory of the yakuza: an interview with Jake Adelstein. Demands of supply: the illicit pathways of global supply chains. more	954
Libertarian Papers	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 Libertarianism, feminism, and nonviolent action: a synthesis. Is there a 'libertarian' justification of the welfare state? A critique of James P. Sterba. The state is an enemy of science: a review of Terence Kealey's The Economic Laws of Scientific Research. A critical commentary on Kukathas's "two constructions of libertarianism". Mises' calculation argument: a clarification. Kymlicka on libertarianism: a response. The image of the entrepreneur and the language of the market: Robert A. Taft, market rhetoric, and political argument, 1933-1944. All probabilistic methods assume a subjective definition for probability. Christian anarchism: communitarian or capitalist? The Privatization of Space Exploration: Business, Technology, Law, and Policy. Francis Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas: champion of late-Victorian individualism. Man and matter: how the former gains ownership of the latter. Recompense for fear: is forced Russian roulette just? Norms and the NAP. The internal contradictions of recognition theory. The role of work: a eudaimonistic perspective.	81
LIMES	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 1, 2012 The concept of "Impossible Communities" in the perspective of expenditure and ecstasy/ "Neimanomu bendruomeniu" samprata svaistymo ir ekstazes... The emergence and decline of ethnic minorities in baltic borderlands/ Etniniu mazumu iskilimas ir isnykimas baltiskuosiuose paribiuose. The problems and solutions to development of state mediation system: phenomenological aspects/ Nacionalines mediacijos sistemos kurimo problemos ir... Central Europe: territoriality and spiritual images/Vidurio Europa: teritorialumas ir dvasiniai ivaizdziai. H. Arendt's interpretation of natural and artificial in the political phenomenology of the human condition/H. Arendt naturos ir artefakto... Phenomenology of happiness and ethics: from Aristotle to duns scouts and E. Levinas/Laimes ir etikos fenomenologija: nuo Aristotelio iki dunso skoto... Human nature and the nature itself: natural and social aspects of the human nature/Zmogaus prigimtis ir natura kaip tokia: gamtiniai ir socialiniai... Preface.	51
Literary Review of Canada	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 Re: "enough talk," by Tasha Kheiriddin (October 2011). Re: "It's not easy being green," by Joseph Heath (December 2011). Re: "Memoir As Utopia," by Nachman Ben-Yehuda (December 2011). Re: "Golden Boys," by Hugh Winsor (December 2011). Re: "searching for the ideal city," by Frances Bula (December 2011). Is the psychic toll of war really so high? An LRC dialogue on the politics of trauma. "The collapse of the Laurentian consensus": John Ibbitson on the westward shift of Canadian power--and values. Full steam ahead? In moving toward a clean energy future, unbridled optimism has its pitfalls. Heroism and villainy: revisiting the great expulsion even as acadians question its relevance. The ties that bind: rational policy alone can't hold communities together, or make them good. Canadian romance: a trove of letters provides a glimpse into early 20th-century love and courtship. Up in the air: diplomatic thinkers seem oddly hesitant about canada's role in a wired world. The Pierre we hardly knew: a major new biography sets the record straight on Trudeau's "idle" years. Dubai glitz to hardware retail: a satirical take on getting old. Endearing assassins: bloody, funny wrangling over life's biggest questions. Ship's Prow Is the Cubist Slate They Call a Face. Lead. Terrorist. Monday Morning . Artistic autocrat: the creator of Canada's National Ballet was charming and ruthless. more	890
Modern Age	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 Babi Yar. Singing the pieces back in place: the life and verse of Wilmer Hastings Mills (1969-2011). NOTES FROM THE AMERICAN UNDERGROUND. ORIGINAL SIN AND THE CHRISTIAN RESPONSE TO COMMUNISM. ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL? "WE DON'T DO UPLIFT": TONY JUDT'S FREE INTELLIGENCE. LITERATURE AS LIFE VOCATION: THE EXAMPLE OF AUSTIN WARREN. THE END OF THE CIVIC ERA? THE COGNITIVE ELITE AND AMERICA'S FUTURE. The poetry of libido dominandi. At Bar Harbor once, and once ... Innis mor. They visit the cypress tree. The aging astronomer writes to her in October. The aged astronomer scribbles a poem to her. Possum. Mr. Death. The georgic vision of Andrew Lytle. Robert Drake, as I knew him. Religion and the foundation of liberalism: the case of the Mont Pelerin Society. Leo Strauss and Benedict XVI on the crisis of the West. more	592
National Observer - Australia and World Affairs	General	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2009 THE BAADER MEINHOF COMPLEX, (rated MA+, with English subtitles). THE PEOPLE'S ARTIST: Prokofiev's Soviet Years. Turning realities of school assessment to students' advantage. The problem of work-related tax deductions. B.A. Santamaria's contribution to Australia's culture wars. "Live free or die!". Asia's future and Australia's missed opportunities. Coral Sea marine protected areas: our gift to Asian fishermen. Defective analysis and the "Never Never Budget". Editorial comment.	370
National Right to Life News	General	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2011 Kicking off the year of the pro-life teen ... "Rose's First Photo Album" educational posters coming soon! Respect life 2010-11. House Obamacare repeal vote just the start in struggle to prevent health care rationing. The culture of life and the culture of death. Polls show widespread public support for pro-life legislative initiatives outlined at NRLC conference. PPFA received $363 million in government grants and contracts, annual report reveals. The largest abortion provider in America, PPFA consolidates and grows, extending tentacles into rural areas. Outrage leads to reversal of ObamaCare regulation that "nudges" elderly to reject lifesaving treatment. Saving lives in Africa: MCCL GO! works with African pro-life leaders to educate citizens. This January, remember the power of your local chapter. The lessons learned from passage of the "Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act". Pro-life lawmakers take over key positions in house, but face obstacles in pro-abortion Senate and White House. "We have to be stronger than ever in 2011 and 2012": an interview with NRLC's Jacki Ragan. Four major steps to combat Obama's Abortion Agenda. Part 1: what are you doing after the convention? NRLC state legislative strategy conference plans 2011 pro-life agenda. How we will combat the Obama abortion agenda in 2011. Autos for life jump starts 2011! Pro-abortion attacks multiply in 2010 on research documenting that abortion hurts women. more	2744
National Voter	General	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2009 Restoring economic diplomacy. Hill Bulletin. Voter protection: the work continues. The League in action: election 2008 and beyond. Advocacy. Education fund. Restoring American civic participation. Examining: "redistribution of wealth". Meet the staff. Biggest winner in election 2008: democracy! Biggest winner in 2009: league? Barbara Stuhler's continuing legacy. New Year greetings from M Street! Engaging new voters.	369
New Criterion	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2007 Revisiting "Catalonia" again. M is for messy. In their youth. A passion for the future. Hypocrite lecteur. Academimic. Mr. Libby to you. The New York fairs. "Victorian Bestsellers": Morgan Library & Museum, New York. "Martin Munkacsi: Think While You Shoot!" International Center of Photography, New York. "George Stubbs: A Celebration": The Frick Collection, New York. "Hogarth": Tate Britain, London. Remembrance of things past. No place. The haunting. Deus ex machina. Domestic Cappadocia. The tin balls that the Planetarium. The Amis country. The three Ms of German poetry. more	1829
NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs	General	Newsletter	Apr 26, 2013 Pardons again on political agenda in Peru. Colombian government, rebels struggle to keep peace process on track.	1068
Policy Review	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 1, 2012 A Swerve Too Far. Deregulation, Italian Style. Zhukov: The Soviet General. Obama's Foreign Policy. The Harm in Hate Speech Laws. Misreading Leo Strauss. The contradictions of pain therapy. The liberalism of Edmund Burke. Law and ethics for robot soldiers. "No exit" strategy. The politics of tax reform.	1059
Political Economy Journal of India	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2012 Repercussion of climate change on economic development. Indian commercial banking services: key policy perspectives in the post--reform period (1991-2009). Vulnerabilities of elderly women in India. Cost of cultivation and problem of indebtedness among the marginal and small farmers: a case from rural Punjab. Buy back of shares-a financial analysis. Policy on food security in India impact of government food. Quality of life in urban areas: some issues. Is the growth rate in India agriculture accelerated? An empirical search. Financial inclusion of ST wage seekers in Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme. Parents' attitude towards daughters' education in tribal area: a study in Keonjhar District of Odisha. Defining tribes in the Indian context. India in the world trade during pre and post-period of economic reforms: a comparative analysis. Sarva Sikhya Abhiyan and early childhood care education: findings from field survey. Indian automotive industry: performance analysis. Literacy low priority on national agenda, shift needed in strategy.	121
Political science community	General		Nov 22, 2011 European Debt Crisis on China's Influence Increases	49
Presidential Studies Quarterly	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2013 Prelude to Catastrophe: FDR's Jews and the Menace of Nazism. The Chameleon President: The Curious Case of George W. Bush. Congress and Harry S. Truman: A Conflicted Legacy. The Long Pursuit: Abraham Lincoln's Thirty-Year Struggle with Stephen Douglas for the Heart and Soul of America. Haunting Legacy: Vietnam and the American Presidency from Ford to Obama. American Caesars: Lives of the Presidents from Franklin Roosevelt to George W. Bush. Scandal and Silence: Media Responses to Presidential Misconduct. First Family: Abigail and John Adams. Going Home to Glory: A Memoir of Life with Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1961-1969. Lobbying the New President: Interests in Transition. The Educational Legacy of Woodrow Wilson: From College to Nation. How Governors Built the Modern American Presidency. The historical presidency: the development of unilateral power and the problem of the power to warn: Washington through McKinley. The law: Obama's executive privilege and holder's contempt: "operation fast and furious". Polls and elections: the new deal realignment in real time. The contemporary presidency: civil-military friction and presidential decision making: explaining the broken dialogue. Charismatic rhetoric in the 2008 presidential campaign: commonalities and differences. The paradox of president Reagan's leadership. What's so sinister about presidential signing statements? The invisible presidential appointments: an examination of appointments to the Department of Labor, 2001-11. more	1421
Public Administration Quarterly	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 22, 2012 Public-private partnerships in global health: addressing issues of public accountability, risk management and governance. Public private partnerships: accountability and governance. PPPs: inter-actor relationships two cases of home-based care services in China. On inequality and resilient governance. How governance of complex PPPS affects performance.	88
Quarterly Essay	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 1, 2008 Response to correspondence: Anne Manne. Correspondence: Natasha Cica. Correspondence: Sushi Das. Correspondence: Julie Stephens. Correspondence: Virginia Haussegger. Correspondence: Steve Biddulph. Correspondence: May Lam. Correspondence: Don Edgar. Correspondence: Sara Dowse. The impact of the Northern Territory intervention. Note on style.	11
Reason	General	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2013 Print your gun parts at home. Baiting out the bail system: it's time to rethink how we deal with defendants awaiting trial. Stop demonizing preppers: there's more to this American subculture than you think. Drones take NYC! The minimalist president: Calvin Coolidge's admirable do-nothing spirit. Repression begets repression. The governing game. Netflix gambles. The death of contrarianism: the New Republic returns to its Progressive roots as a cheerleader for state power. Were the Luddites right? Smart machines and the prospect of technological unemployment. The end of power: how wealth, health, cheap flights, and prepaid phone cards are undermining authority across the globe. How government killed the medical profession: as health care gets more bureaucratic, will doctors go Galt? Stimulus jobs vanish! The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act failed to create lasting employment. Down the drain: how the federal government flushed away the $833 billion stimulus. No skills? No problem! The economic case for welcoming low-skilled immigrants. Our pasts, ourselves. Got cheap milk? Illegal dairy prices. Heavier is healthier? Obesity paradox. Serious about limiting government? No-sell motel: forfeiture blocked. more	6297
Renewal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 22, 2012 Labour's new thinking: rather better than I feared. A personal and idiosyncratic account. Histories of debt. What's left of the left? Democrats and social democrats in challenging times. No longer the laggard - how France leapfrogged the UK for women's representation. 'Common schools for a common culture': how to create a socially just education system. German ordo-liberalism and the politics of vitality. Crisis? What crisis? The state of German conservatism. On the death of financialised capitalism: Steve Keen and Monthly Review. Social democracy in the age of austerity and resistance: the radical potential of democratising capital. Ed Miliband's Rubik's Cube: one nation labour and Sweden's 'people's home'.	200
Revista de Stiinte Politice	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 1, 2012 Ligia Stela Florea (coord.), Ion Maxim Danciu, Andra Teodora Catarig, Andreea Mogos, Iulia Mateiu, Aura Chereches, Gen, text si discurs jurnalistic.... George Girlesteanu, Drept Constitutional si institutii politice (Constitutional Law and Political Institutions). Ali Pajaziti, Culturological Studies: Education, Politics, Identity. Regulating ethical values, integrity and transparency in Romanian public employment: strategy and legal provisions. Legislative regulations and perspectives regarding the protection of victims of domestic violence. Romania after 1989. Trends of violent criminality. The religious changes of the post-communist Balkan societies. The political impact of regulatory standars in the countries legislation. Defending human rights from its contemporary main critics. Social dialogue in the European union: goals, mechanisms, developments. Democratization of security and defence policies of Poland (1990-2010). Crossroads of law, religion and political representation: a comparative study in twelve central and eastern European countries. Determination of dynamic indicators. Applied program. Privatization in post-totalitarian Romania. Historical evolution of logistics. Aspects of the historiographical stages of the national renaissance front the post-communist period. The legal status of the Romanian principalities during the Russian occupation (1828-1834). Eurolimes--where Europe goes?	318
Social Policy Journal of New Zealand	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 1, 2011 Social and recreational travel: the destinations, travel modes and C[O.sub.2] emissions of New Zealand households. Social indicators and social reporting in New Zealand, and the potential contribution of the family whanau and wellbeing project. Family functioning in families with alcohol and other drug addiction. Public health system responsiveness to refugee groups in New Zealand: activation from the bottom up. The widening gap: perceptions of poverty and income inequalities and implications for health and social outcomes. Rural families, industry change and social capital: some considerations for policy. Neo-liberal reform and attitudes towards social citizenship: a review of New Zealand public opinion data 1987-2005. Still kicking? The Royal Commission on Social Policy, 20 years on. The relationship between school and youth offending. "What do boot camps really achieve?": a means-end analysis of the limited service volunteers programme. Cultural identity and pregnancy/parenthood by age 20: evidence from a New Zealand birth cohort. Children's perceptions of violence: the nature, extent and impact of their experiences. Foreword.	380
Synthesis/Regeneration	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2013 Parable of smoke. When big energy triumphed. Learning from one of the best of the 1960s-70s-80s political organizations. How to save the postal service. We call this progress. Retail Rebellion: reinventing organized labor in the Wal-Mart economy. World water day. How rural America got fracked. Land grabbing: a new Colonialism. The carbon credit hoax. For a class struggle approach to climate change and energy transition. product redesign, e-waste and Nigerian burning. Reducing production: an unfolding goal. Is 350's carbon divestment campaign complete? How Guatemala's "war on drugs" is being used as a front to clear land for oil companies. There's no getting around the r-word. Do your ideas contribute to Green Social Thought?	928
The American Conservative	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2013 Escape from the EU. Spain's leftist civil war. Never mind humanity. The man who put Europe in order. How do you say "Quagmire" in French? Austrians don't blow bubbles. Whole foods' better business. Greatness visible. Look Homeward, Devil. Deep background. Will Britain secede? Horseburgers are on the menu as the UK loses its taste for globalism. How social Darwinism made modern China: a thousand years of meritocracy shaped the Middle Kingdom. What Texas won't teach: U.S. history takes a back seat to race, class, and gender. Sex after Christianity: gay marriage is not just a social revolution but a cosmological one. Why marriage equality is right. Beyond fox news: meet the post-movement conservatives. The GOP's Vietnam: how Republican foreign policy lost the culture war--and a generation. Pope Benedict's farewell. Anti-imperial presidency: a 19th-century model for the right foreign-policy. Don't break the China: we need Beijing as an ally against anarchy. more	1956
The Cato Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 The Case for Polarized Politics: Why America Needs Social Conservatism. Knowledge and Cooperation: A Liberal Interpretation. Kill or Capture: The War on Terror and the Soul of the Obama Presidency. IMF subsidies, cancellations, and resumptions: new empirical evidence. Incredible commitments: why the EMU is destroying both Europe and itself. School choice and development: evidence from the Edgewood experiment. Economic freedom and financial development: international evidence. Diminishing quality of fiscal institutions in the United States and European Union. The role of China in the U.S. debt crisis. Brazilian land tenure and conflicts: the landless peasants movement. Providing access to electricity for the unserved: a free-market solution. Is public expenditure productive? Evidence from the manufacturing sector in U.S. cities, 1880-1920.	535
The New Presence: The Prague Journal of Central European Affairs	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2009 Time for a new president. Labeling socialism. The empire strikes back! Russia and the East-West dynamic. Covert defiance: an interview with former dissident Jan Urban. The economics of global warming. China's obsession with growth. Interview with Economist Edmund Phelps. Prescribing reform. Where national sovereignty lies. Christian democracy in the Czech lands. Financing Czech science: will the Czech Academy of Sciences receive less money? The last dinosaur: are Czech farmers on their way to extinction? Democracy devolved: shrinking the public sphere: (the back story of Blackwater). Red sky in Latin America--a threat or a necessity? Talking ghosts and ideas. At the crossroads: the German left. Socialism. Socialism? Socialism?!? Africa's new path: Paul Kagame charts a way forward. Public abusing Zuma hotline. Hello, President Zuma speaking ... more	94
The Progressive	General	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2007 Scouting report. Holland wrestles with immigration. Not cleared for takeoff. Bulletproof Vest. Lewis Black. Punk comix. The people are sovereign. China joins the battle for space. Forests flushed down the toilet. Al Franken gets serious. Buying influence. Iran in the cross hairs. Troubletown. Rethinking Ortega. We miss you, Molly! No George Washington.	3089
The Texas Tribune	General	Newswire	May 16, 2013 The Brief: May 16, 2013. Charter School Measure Facing Test in House. Industry Opposition Leads to Likely Demise of Worker Classification Bill. Audio: Central Texas Water Fight Could Have Statewide Implications. Diana Davids Hinton: The TT Interview. Democrat Says Republicans Reneged on Budget Deal. Senate Sponsor Significantly Rewrites Franchise Tax Bill. Coordinating Board Nears End of Tough Sunset Process. The Polling Center: Texans' Dueling Attitudes About Guns. Video: TribLive: Capriglione and Wood on Disclosing Donors. Amended South Texas University Bill Passes Senate. Senator Says Innocence Commission Bill is in Trouble. Senator: Kitzman Unlikely to Win Confirmation. Perry Signs Michael Morton Act. The Evening Brief: May 16, 2013. House Backs Bill to Protect Medicaid Providers' Rights. Agenda Texas: Busted Budget Negotiations. Video: Video: Montford on Prosecutors and Enforcing Ethics Laws.	8566
Washington Monthly	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2013 Slaves of defunct economists: why politicians pursue austerity policies that never work. Charity case: how taxpayers subsidize failing philanthropies. Consequential drift: the government program where party differences have widened the most, and matter the most, is Medicaid. Bar examined: the ever-diminishing advantages of a career in the law versus the undiminished enthusiasm of law schools to mint new attorneys. Chavez's magical realism: how the Comandante may get the last laugh, even from the grave. Three ways to bring manufacturing back to America: the much-ballyhooed "in-sourcing" trend is real enough. But it won't amount to much unless... A tale of two trade deals: never mind Asia, time to pivot to Europe. He who makes the rules: Barack Obama's biggest second-term challenge isn't guns or immigration. It's saving his biggest first-term achievements, like... The Republican case for waste in health care: conservatives love to apply "cost-benefit analysis" to government programs--except in health care. In... Reality-based mental health reform: preventing mass killings like the one in Newtown may be impossible. But there's plenty we can do to reduce... The monthly interview: a conversation with Alexis Tsipras, the Greek opposition leader who could save, or blow up, the world economy. The Congress-does-nothing deficit reduction plan: how "bracket creep". Mail models: how letter carriers might save your grandma. Do you get a promotion for finding bin Laden? Dangerous minds. Slice this layer cake. Another assignment for the Post. In the lobby's pocket. Fasten your seat belts. McCruzyism. more	4949

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