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CIAO DATE: 06/05
Woodrow Wilson School Journal of Public and International Affairs
Volume 11, Spring 2000
Setting Thresholds for Country Participation: A New Approach to Developing Country Commitments in the Global Climate Change Regime (PDF, 20 pages, 1.92 MB) by David F. Waskow
Addressing Domestic Violence as a Barrier to Self-Sufficiency: The Relationship of Welfare Receipt and Spousal Abuse (PDF, 15 pages, 1.35 MB) by Andrea H. Hetling
Embodied Public Policies: The Sexual Stereotyping of Black Women in the Design and Implementation of U.S. Policies (PDF, 16 pages, 1.52 MB) by Serena Maurer
The Future of Argentina's Quasi-Currency Board: Toward a Mercosur Monetary Union? (PDF, 17 pages, 1.53 MB) by Aaron Jones
The Chilean Health Care Reforms: Model or Myth? (PDF, 18 pages, 1.62 MB) by Natalie Bruce
Trials for Timor: Dispensing Transitional Justice in Indonesian Courtrooms Instead of International Tribunals (PDF, 26 pages, 2.44 MB) by Thanassis Cambanis
Beyond the Border War: The Ethio-Eritrean Conflict and International Mediation Efforts (PDF, 24 pages, 2.26 MB) by Kevin Hamilton
The Moral Critique: Corruption in Developing Countries (PDF, 20 pages, 1.87 MB) by Stephen Schwenke
Out-of-State vs. In-State Migration in the United States (PDF, 28 pages, 2.47 MB) by Leanne Schroeder Giordono
The Role of Non-Violent Resistance in South Africa: Black Labor Movements and the Prophetic Church in the Spiral of the Apartheid State, 1980-1989 (PDF, 22 pages, 1.99 MB) by Derrick K. Hudson-Allison