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The Following Recent Articles and Documents are Available Arms Control and Defense The Atlantic, November 2005 “The Wrath of Khan: How A.Q Khan Made Pakistan a Nuclear Power – And Showed That The Spread of Atomic Weapons Can’t Be Stopped,” by William Langewiesche Conflict Resolution Conflict Resolution Quarterly, Fall 2005 “Getting the Best of Both Worlds: Making Partnerships Between Court and Community ADR Programs Exemplary,” by Jaimie C. Kent “Strengthening Women’s Contributions to Sustainable Peace: The Benefits of Flexibility,” by Mary Jo Larson and Xiaoping Tian
Democracy Foreign Affairs, March/April 2006 “The Backlash Against Democracy Promotion,” by Thomas Carothers Journal of Democracy, January, 2006 “Getting to Arab Democracy: The Promise of Pacts,” by Steven A. Cook The National Interest, Winter 2005/06 “The Freedom Crusade, Revised: A Symposium,” with Leslie H. Gelb, Daniel Pipes, Robert W. Merry, and Joseph S. Nye, Jr. “Prone to Violence: The Paradox of the Democratic Peace,” by Edward D. Mansfield & Jack Snyder National Journal, February 4, 2006 “Democracy is Job No.1,” Interview with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
Economics Business Week, February 13, 2006 “Why The Economy Is a Lot Stronger Than You Think,” by Michael Mandel Foreign Affairs, January/February 2006 “ Reforming the World Bank: Creative Destruction,” by Jessica Einhorn
Energy Business Week, March 13, 2006 “The New Middle East Oil Bonanza,” by Stanley Reed Foreign Affairs, March/April 2006 “Ensuring Energy Security,” by Daniel Yergin The National Interest, Winter 2005/06 “Thinking Seriously: About Energy and Oil’s Future,” by James Schlesinger
International Relations Foreign Policy, January/February 2006 “David’s Friend Goliath,” by Michael Mandelbaum The National Interest, Winter 2005/06 “Jihad, Unintended,” by Dimitri K. Simes National Journal, February 4, 2006 “After the Revolution,” by James Kitfield The New Republic, February 13, 2006 “After the Bush Doctrine: The Fight for Republican Foreign Policy,” by Joshua Kurlantzick The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2005-06 “Defeating Transnational Insurgencies: The Best Offense Is a Good Fence,” by Paul Staniland “The Faulty Premises of the Next Marshall Plan,” by Derek Chollet and James M. Goldgeier
Iraq Current History, January 2006 Iraq: The Debate “Withdraw Now,” by William Odom “Iraq and Democracy: The Lessons Learned,” by Larry Diamond Foreign Affairs, January/February 2006 “Women, Islam, and the New Iraq,” by Isobel Coleman Foreign Affairs, March/April 2006 “Intelligence, Policy, and the War in Iraq,” by Paul R. Pillar Journal of Democracy, January 2006 “What Do Iraqis Want?” by Mark Tessler, Mansoor Moaddel, and Ronald Inglehart The New Republic, March 6, 2006 “Centripetal Force: The Case for Staying in Iraq,” by Lawrence F. Kaplan
Islam The New Republic, March 13, 2006 “The New Threat,” by Daniel Jonah Goldhagen
Law Commentary, February 2006 “International Law v. United States,” by Andrew C. McCarthy Foreign Policy, March/April 2006 “International Courts,” by Helena Cobban Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, Winter 2006 “The USA PATRIOT Act and the Submajoritarian Fourth Amendment,” by Susan N. Herman
Middle East The American Scholar, Winter 2006 “The New Anti-Semitism,” by Bernard Lewis
Business Week, March 13, 2006 “The New Middle East Oil Bonanza,” by Stanley Reed CQ Weekly, January 30, 2006 “Unleashing the Furies,” by Jonathan Broder Foreign Affairs, January/February 2006 “The Forgotten West Bank,” by George Gavrilis Foreign Affairs, March/April 2006 “Do Targeted Killings Work?” By Daniel Byman Middle East Journal, Winter 2006 “The Odd Couple: Ending The Jordanian-Syrian “Cold War”,” by Curtis R. Ryan Middle East Quarterly, Summer 2005 “Defeat of Terror, Not Roadmap Diplomacy, Will Bring Peace,” by Newt Gingrich “Washington and Cairo – Near the Breaking Point?” by Samuel J. Spector The New Republic, February 13, 2006 “Aid and a Bet: Let Hamas turn to Iran,” by Joseph Braude Washington Quarterly, Spring 2005 “A Transatlantic Strategy to Promote Democratic Development in the Broader Middle East,” by Ronald D. Asmus, Larry Diamond, Mark Leonard and Michael McFaul
U.S. Politics Commentary, February 2006 “How Divided Are We?” by James Q. Wilson Commentary, March 2006 “What Is a Bush Republican?” by Daniel Casse CQ Weekly, January 9, 2006 “Party Unity: Learning To Stick Together,” by Martin Kady II “Presidential Support: Two Steps Up, One Step Down,” by Isaiah J. Poole CQ Weekly, February 27, 2006 “The Commander vs. Congress,” by Keith Perine Governing, February 2006 “Many Mansions,” (This is a busy gubernatorial year...) by Josh Goodman National Journal, January 14, 2006 “Congress: Who Will Lead?” by Richard E. Cohen National Journal, January 28, 2006 “What If?” (A Democratic Takeover of the Houses or Senate...) by David Baumann, Kirk Victor, and Richard E. Cohen National Journal, February 18, 2006 “The Imperial Presidency,” by Paul Starobin
Terrorism International Security, Winter 2005/2006 “Deterring Terrorism: It Can Be Done,” by Robert F. Trager and Dessislava P. Zagorcheva National Journal, January 14, 2006 “Miles to Go,” by Shane Harris and Greta Wodele Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, January-February 2006 “A Coalition of Coalitions: International Cooperation Against Terrorism,” by Nora Bensahel “Who Supports Terrorism? Evidence from Fourteen Muslim Countries,” by Christine Fair and Bryan Shepherd |
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