Journals
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Foreign Affairs | Bret STEPHENS | U.S. - International relations | Getting the GOPs groove back : how to bridge the Republican foreign policy divide | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | John W. MCARTHUR | MDGs | Own the goals : what the millinnium development goals have accomplished | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Richard KATZ | International relations - China-Japan | Mutual assured production : why trade will limit conflict between China and Japan | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Andrew J. TABLER | Syria | Syria's collapse : and how Washington can stop it | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Scott BORGERSON | Environment - Change | The coming arctic boom : as the ice melts, the region heats up | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Audrey Kurth CRONIN | Terrorism | Why drones fail : when tactcs drive strategy | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Stephen BIDDLE | Afghanistan | Ending the war in Afghanistan : how to avoid failure on the installment plan | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | karl W. EIKENBERRY | Afghanistan | The limits of counterinsurgency doctrine in Afghanistan : the other side of the COIN | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Larry DIAMONDJack MOSBACHER | Africa - Energy policy | Petroleum to the people : Africa's coming resource curse and how to avioid it | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Mark LEONARD | International relations - America-China | Why convergence breeds conflict : growing more similar will push China and the United States apart | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Avery GOLDSTEIN | International relations - America-China | China's real and present danger : now is the time for Washington to worry | 2013 |
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Foreign Affairs | Thitinan PONGSUDHIRAK | Mekong river issue | The Mekong region : a river runs through it | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Stewart PATRICK | Governance | The unruled world : the case for good enough global governance | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | David M. LAMPTON | China - Politics and government | How China is ruled : why it's getting harder for Beijing to govern | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Michael J. MAZARR | Failed state | The rise and fall of the failed-state paradigm : requiem for a decade of distraction | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Carla A. HILLS | NAFTA | NAFTA's economic upsides : the view from the United Sates | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Michael WILSON | NAFTA | NAFTA's unfinished business : the view from Canada | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Jorge G. CASTANEDA | NAFTA | NAFTA's mixed record : the view from Mexico | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Jan-Werner MUELLER | Europe | Eastern Europe goes South : disappearing democracy in the EU's newest members | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Sarah KREPSMicah ZENKO | War and warfare | The next drone wars : preparing for proliferation | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Robert D. BLACKWILLMeghan L. O'SULLIVAN | U.S. - Energy policy | America's energy edge : the geopolitical consequences of the shale revolution | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Robert D. CREWS | Russia - Islam | Moscow and the mosque : co-opting Muslims in Putin's Russia | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Mohammad Javad ZARIF | Iran - International relations | What Iran really wants : Iranian foreign policy in the Rouhani era | 2014 |
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Foreign Affairs | Jeffrey MANKOFF | Russia - International relations | Russia's latest land grab : how Putin won Crimea and lost Ukraine | 2014 |
