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CIAO DATE: 06/05
Woodrow Wilson School Journal of Public and International Affairs
Volume 9, Spring 1998
The United Nations Dispute System and International Environmental Disputes (PDF, 23 pages, 2.14 MB) by David M. Konisky
Nordpolitik: Japan's New Russia Policy (PDF, 23 pages, 2.22 MB) by Joseph P. Ferguson
Will the U.S. Harness the Wind? Prospects for Wind-Generated Electricity (PDF, 21 pages, 1.92 MB) by Amit Ronen
Should I Stay or Should I Go? The Post-Cold War U.S. Army Personnel Dilemma (PDF, 16 pages, 1.43 MB) by Charles R. Miller
Uncharted Ground: Canada, Middle Power Leadership, and Public Diplomacy (PDF, 18 pages, 1.67 MB) by Laurence Baxter and Jo-Ann Bishop
The National Security Council: Tool of Presidential Crisis Management (PDF, 26 pages, 2.45 MB) by Anthony Wanis St. John
Environmental Side Agreements to Trade Treaties: A New Model of Environmental Policy-Making? (PDF, 17 pages, 1.56 MB) by Margaret Laude Kuhlow
The United States, China, and the Three Gorges Dam: Toward a Sounder Foreign Environmental Policy (PDF, 22 pages, 2.09 MB) by Yumiko Kojima, Kyoko Murai, Howard Pang, and Elena Vitale
The Myth of the Infallible Technocrat: Policy-Making in Mexico Under the Salinas Administration (PDF, 16 pages, 1.44 MB) by Alina Rocha Menoca
Women and Land Tenure Dynamics in Pre-Colonial, Colonial and Post-Colonial Zimbabwe (PDF, 21 pages, 1.95 MB) by Beverly L. Peters and John E. Peters