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the Problems of Continuity under the New Model Administration,” 555. John Griffiths, “Were there Municipal Networks in the British World c. 1890-1939?,”

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Identity,” 599. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History, Vol. 40, Issue 3 (Winter 2010) http://www.mitpressjournals.org/toc/jinh/40/3 Robert I. Rotberg, “Preface,” vii.

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Policy? Latin American Industrialisation after 1870,” 663. Marc Adam Hertzman, “A Brazilian Counterweight: Music, Intellectual Property and

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Ferdinand Nicolas Göhde, “German volunteers in the armed conflicts of the Italian

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Tom Sauer, “A Second Nuclear Revolution: From Nuclear Primacy to Post-Existential

Deterrence,” 745. Jacques E.C. Hymans, “Britain and Hiroshima,” 769.

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1950-1995,” 61. Shawn McHale, “Understanding the Fanatic Mind? The Viet Minh and Race Hatred in

the First Indochina War (1945-1954),” 98. David Biggs, “Americans in An Giang: Nation Building and the Particularities of Place

in the Mekong Delta, 1966-1973,” 139. Peter Hansen, “Bac Di Cú: Catholic Refugees from the North of Vietnam, and Their

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Nouvelle géopolitique, nouvelles influences Jean-Christophe Servant, “Le ‘black business’ cynique des Etats-Unis.”

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Mahmood Mamdani, “Sauver le Darfour?”

Jean-Christophe Servant, Originalité du jeu chinois.”

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Delphine Lecoutre and Admore Mupoki, Kambudzi, “Vers un divorce avec Paris?”

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Michel Galy, “Sous les projecteurs de Hollywood.”

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Colette Braeckman, “Les amis chinois du Congo.”

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Asher Kaufman, “’Let Sleeping Dogs Lie:’ On Ghajar and Other Anomalies in the

Syria-Lebanon-Israel Tri-Border Region,” 539. Yvette Talhamy, “The Syrian Muslim Brothers and the Syrian-Iranian Relationship,”

561. Ersel Aydinli, “A Paradigmatic Shift for the Turkish Generals and an End to the Coup

Era in Turkey,” 581. Mesut Yegen, “’Prospective-Turks’ or ‘Pseudo-Citizens:’ Kurds in Turkey,” 597.

Ilhan Kaya, “Identity across Generations: A Turkish American Case Study,” 617.

Middle East Policy, Vol. 16, Issue 4 (Winter 2009) http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/118000334/home Shibley Telhami, Robert E. Hunter, Mark N. Katz, and Chas W. Freeman, Jr., “Major

World Powers and the Middle East,” 1. Mahmood Monshipouri and Ali Assareh, “The Islamic Republic and the ‘Green

Movement’: Coming Full Circle,” 27. Gawdat Bahgat, “Egypt and Iran: The 30-year Estrangement,” 47.

Martin Senn, “The Arms-Dynamic Pacemaker: Ballistic-Missile Defense in the Middle

East,” 55. Chas W. Freeman, Jr., “U.S.-Arab Relations: Forks in the Way Forward,” 68.

Harald D. Frederiksen, “The World Water Crisis and International Security,” 76.

James A. Russell, “Environmental Security and Regional Stability in the Persian Gulf,”

90. Mari Luomi, “Abu Dhabi’s Alternative-Energy Initiatives: Seizing Climate-Change

Opportunities,” 102. Majak D’Agoôt, “Energy Politics and the South Sudan Referendum: Anatomy of a

Resource Curse,” 118. Arthur Bonner, “Turkey Comes of Age,” 131.

Edward C. Corrigan, “Is Anti-Zionism Anti-Semitic? Jewish Critics Speak,” 146.

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MERIA: The Middle East Review of International Affairs, Vol. 12, No. 2 (June 2008) http://www.meriajournal.com/en/asp/journal/2008/june/index.asp Curtis R. Ryan, “Islamist Political Activism in Jordan: Moderation, Militancy, and

Democracy.” Panel Discussion, “Iraq’s Future: The War and Beyond.”

Elie Elhadj, “Saudi Arabia’s Agricultural Project: From Dust to Dust.”

Raz Zimmt, “Iran’s 2008 Parliamentary Elections: A Triumph of the System.”

Shirzad Azad, “Japan’s Gulf Policy and Respnse to the Iraq War.”

Nimrod Raphaeli and Bianca Gersten, “The Iran-Syria Alliance: The Economic

Dimension.” Tony Badran, “The Lebanese Civil War.”

MERIA: The Middle East Review of International Affairs, Vol. 12, No. 3 (September 2008) http://www.meriajournal.com/en/asp/journal/2008/september/index.asp Panel Discussion, “Iran’s Foreign Policy and Drive Toward Nuclear Weapons.” Isabella Ginor and Gideon Remez, “The Six-Day War as a Soviet Initiative: New

Evidence and Methodological Issues.” Judith Colp Rubin, “Women in New Iraq.”

Alexander Murinson, “Azerbaijan-Turkey-Israel Relations: The Energy Factor.”

Harvey Glickman and Emma Rodman, “Islamism in Sudan.”

Eytan Gilboa, “The Evolution of Israeli Media.”

Jonathan Spyer, “Forward to the Past: The Fall and Rise of the ‘One-State Solution.’”

MERIA: The Middle East Review of International Affairs, Vol. 12, No. 4 (December 2008) http://www.meriajournal.com

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Kenneth M. Pollack, “Passing the Baton: An Obama Administration Takes on the Challenge of Iraq.”

Symposium, “An Obama Administration in the Middle East.”

Panel Discussion, “Israel and the Obama Presidency.”

Isaac Kfir, “Pakistan and the Challenge of Islamist Terror: Where to Next?”

Mark N. Katz, “Implications of the Georgian Crisis for Israel, Iran, and the West,”

Raymond Ibrahim, “An Analysis of al-Qa’ida’s Worldview: Reciprocal Treatment or

Religious Obligation?” Elie Elhadj, “Dry Aquifers in Arab Countries and the Looming Food Crisis.”

Bill Park, “The Fethullah Gulen Movement.”

Middle Eastern Studies, Vol. 45, Issue 6 (2009) http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/1408237800-4923895/title~db=all~content=g916963288 Khalid Sindawi, “The Zaynabiyya Hawza in Damascus and its Role in Shi’ite Religious

Instruction,” 859. Menachem Klein, “Against the Consensus: Oppositionist Voices in Hamas,” 881.

Sener Akturk, “Persistence of the Islamic Millet as an Ottoman Legacy: Mono-

Religious and Anti-Ethnic Definition of Turkish Nationhood,” 893. Altay Nevzat and Mete Hatay, “Politics, Society and the Decline of Islam in Cyprus:

From the Ottoman Era to the Twenty-First Century,” 911. E. Attla Aytekn, “Agrarian Relations, Property and Law: An Analysis of the Land

Code of 1858 in the Ottoman Empire,” 935. Sebnem Gumuscu and Deniz Sert, “The Power of the Devout Bourgeoisie: The Case

of the Justice and Development Party in Turkey,” 953. Yasemn Avci, “The Application of Tanzimat in the Desert: The Bedouins and the

Creation of a New Town in Southern Palestine (1860-1914),” 969. Joseph Mann, “Russia’s Policy Towards OPEC,” 985.

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_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Modern Asian Studies, Vol. 43, Issue 6 (2009) http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displaylssue?jid=ASS&decade=2000&volumeld=43&issueld=06&iid=6301964 Jayeeta Sharma, “’Lazy’ Natives, Coolie Labour, and the Assam Tea Industry,” 1287.

Iftekhar Iqbal, “Return of the Bhadralok: Ecology and Agrarian Relations in Eastern

Bengal, c. 1905-1947,” 1325. Haimanti Roy, “A Partition of Contingency? Public Disclosure in Bengal, 1946-

1947,” 1355. Su Lin Lewis, “Cosmopolitanism and the Modern Girl: A Cross-Cultural Discourse in

1930s Penang,” 1385. Sarah Ansari, “Polygamy, Purdah and Political Representation: Engendering

citizenship in 1950s Pakistan,” 1421. John M. Carroll, “A National Custom: Debating Female Servitude in Late Nineteenth-

Century Hong Kong,” 1463. Modern Asian Studies, Vol. 44, Issue 1 (January 2010) http://www.journals.cambridge.org/action/displaylssue?jid=ASS&volumeld=44&issueld=01&iid=6867004 Samita Sen, “Commercial recruiting and Informal Intermediation: debate over the

sardari system in Assam tea plantations, 1860-1900,” 3. Rana P. Behal, “Coolie Drivers Or Benevolent Paternalists? British Tea Planters in

Assam and the Indenture Labor System,” 29. Subho Basu, “The Dialectics of Resistance: Colonial Geography, Bengali Literati and

the Racial Mapping of Indian Identity,” 53. Jayanta Sengupta, “Nation on a Platter: the Culture and Politics of Food and Cuisine

in Colonial Bengal,” 81. Manjiri Kamat, “Disciplining Sholapur: the industrial city and its workers in the

period of the Congress ministry,1937-1939,” 99. Eleanor Newbigin, “A post-colonial patriarchy? Representing family in the Indian

nation-state,” 121.

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Ornit Shani, “Conceptions of Citizenship in India and the ‘Muslim Question,’” 145.

Justin Jones, “’Signs of Churning’: Muslim Personal Law and public contestation in

twenty-first century India,” 175. Modern Italy, Vol. 14, Issue 4 (2009) http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/1408237795-38285105/title~db=all~content=g917880241 Martin Bull and Anna Cento Bull, “Editorial,” 377.

Paolo Pombeni and Giuliana Nobili Schiera, “Alcide de Gasperi: 1881-1954 –

political life in a troubled century,” 379. Elena Tonezzer, “Alcide De Gasperi and Trentino,” 399.

Mariapia Bigaran, “Alcide De Gasperi: the apprenticeship of a political leader,” 415.

Maurizio Cau, “Alcide De Gasperi: a political thinker or a thinking politician?,” 431.

Vera Capperucci, “Alcide De Gasperi and the problem of reconstruction,” 445.

Barbara Taverni, “For Italy in a changing world: the political apogee of Alcide De

Gasperi, 1948-1954,” 459. Sara Lorenzini, “The roots of a ‘statesman’: De Gasperi’s foreign policy,” 473.

Emanuele Massetti, “The sunrise of the Third Republic? The evolution of the Italian

party-system after the 2008 general election and the prospects for constitutional reform,” 485.

Le Monde diplomatique (November 2009) http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2009/11 Enquête à Roissy Marc Endeweld, “Dans les rouages d’un grand aéroport.

Marc Endeweld, “Ailes marchantes et ailes brisées.”

Marc Endeweld, “Quand les aéroports français s’exportent.”

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Lutte François Ruffin, “Une flammèche obstinée a embrasé la Guadeloupe.

Afghanistan Serge Halimi, “Mourir pour Hamid Karzaï?”

Patrick Porter, “Surprenante souplesse tactique des talibans en Afghanistan.”

William R. Polk, “Les leçons oubliées du Vietnam.”

Histoire Lionel Richard, “’Apocalypse’ ou l’histoire malmenée.”

Bernard Umbrecht, “Sur les traces estompées de l’Allemagne de l’Est.”

Bernard Umbrecht, “Un pays englouti.”

Europe Jean-Arnault Dérens, “Interminables fiançailles entre Bruxelles et les Balkans.”

Pierre Conesa, “Quelle réflexion stratégique européenne?”

Prioche Orient Zeev Sternhell, “La gauche israélienne en déshérence.”

Afrique Vladimir Cagnolari, “Une generation à l’assaut de la Côte d’Ivoire.”

Gilles Nivet, “La Guinée, d’un putsch à l’autre.”

Asie André and Louis Boucard, “En Birmanie, des elections au bout des fusils.”

Société Eric Fassin, “L’immigration, un ‘problème’ si commode.”

André Grimaldi, “Hôpital: comment créer un marché qui n’existe pas.”

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Économie François Chesnais, “Anatomie d’un effondrement.”

Pierre Rimbert, “Au four et au Moulin.”

Amérique Latine Anne Vigna, “A Tijuana, la mauvaise fortune des ‘maquiladoras.’”

Anne Vigna, “Un accord à renégocier.”

Droits Humains Claire Brisset, “Où vont tous ces enfants?”

Claire Brisset, “La malnutrition au banquet des puissants?”

Philippe Rekacewicz, “Géographie de l’enfance (Visions cartographiques).

Alimentation Stéphane Parmentier, “Et soudain resurgit la faim.”

Jacques Berthelot, “Pour un modèle agricole dans les pays du Sud.”

Culture Marina Da Silva, “Kateb Yacine, l’éternel perturbateur.”

Evelyne Pieiller, “Un Conseil à ne pas suivre.”

Enquête à Roissy Marc Endeweld, “La fracture sociale de la ‘mobilité.’”

Le Monde diplomatique (December 2009) http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2009/12/ Serge Halimi, “Une dette providentielle…”

Internet Dan Schiller, “Internet enfante les géants de l’après-crise.’

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Environnement Riccardo Petrella, “Deux obstacle sur le chemin de Copenhague.”

Cédric Gouverneur, “En Indonésie, palmiers à huile contre forêt.”

Conflits Gareth Porter, “Les dessous des négociations avec l’Iran.”

Laurent Checola, “Drones, la mort qui vient du ciel.”

Muhammad Idrees Ahmad, “Le Pakistan fabrique se propres ennemis.”

Sarah Davison, “Inde et Chine se disputent l’Afghanistan.”

Dossier: Comment Vendre à la Découpe le Service Public Laurent Bonelli and Willy Pelletier, “De l’Etat-providence à l’État manager.”

Jérôme Tournadre-Plancq, “La faute aux Britanniques…”

Olivier Cyran, “Les usagers financent l’entrée en Bourse des transports berlinois.”

Russie Jean Sabaté, “Vladivostok gagnée par la fièvre sociale.”

Jean Sabaté, “Le syndrome Pikalevo.”

“Vladivostok en chiffres.”

Jean Sabaté, “En espérant des jours meilleurs.”

Amérique Latine Jorge Magasich, “Ce plan Z qui a épouvanté le Chili.”

Libio Pérez, “Une présidente ne fait pas le printemps.”

Afrique Augusta Conchiglia, “Convoitises autour du Mozambique.”

Psychiatrie

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Patrick Coupechoux, “Traitement sécuritaire de la folie.”

Idées Henry Laurens, “Les multiples visages d’Ernest Renan.”

Philippe Rivière, “Nous serons tous immorteles…en 2100.”

Culture Jacques Denis, “La Fnac ou les avatars du marketing culturel.”

Alexandre Pierrepont, “Quand la musique illumine Chicago.”

Le Monde diplomatique (January 2010) http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2010/01/ Serge Halimi, “Peut-on reformer les Etats-Unis?”

Michael T. Klare, “En politique extérieure, Washington veut faire plus avec moins.”

Allan Popelard and Paul Vannier, “Detroit, la ville afro-américaine qui rétrécit.”

Ibrahim Warde, “Wall Street sauvé des eaux.”

Allan Popelard, Gatien Elle, and Paul Vannier, “William Bunge, le géographe

révolutionnaire de Detroit.” Géopolitique Sami Amghar and Patrick Haenni, “Le mythe renaissant de l’islam conquérant.”

Sami Amghar and Patrick Haenni, “Avortement sociologique d’un ‘baby-boom.’”

Maggie Black, “Le tabou des excréments, peril sanitaire et écologique.”

Société Lucien Sève, “Reconsidérer le ‘bien vieillir.’”

Industrie Clément Ruffier, “Un robot en France, un ouvrier en Chine.”

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Écologie Constant Delatte and Paola Ramírez Orozco, “La taxe carbone favorise le ‘tout

électrique.’” Europe Federico Santopinto, “L’armée mexicaine de l’Union européenne.”

Europe de l’Est Mathilde Goanec, “Fantômes russes dans l’isoloir ukrainien.”

Maghreb Francis Ghiles, “Le ‘non-Maghreb’ coûte cher au Maghreb.”

Ali Chibani, “Guerre des plumes entre le Maroc et l’Algérie.”

Pakistan Isabelle Saint-Mézard, “Inde et Pakistan se mesurent en Afghanistan.”

Amérique Latine Anne Vigna, “Au Honduras, comment blanchir un coup d’Etat.”

Lamia Oualalou, “Brasília oublie le ‘complexe du chien bâtard.’”

Afrique Joan Baxter, “Ruée sur les terres africaines.”

Joan Baxter, “Le cas Addax Bioenergy.”

Bruno Jaffré, “Le Burkina Faso, pilier de la ‘Françafrique.’”

Culture Jacques Roubaud, “Obstination de la poésie.”

Jacques Roubard, “Ni compté ni rimé.”

Xavier Guilbert, “Quelques idées recues sur la bande dessinée.”

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Idées Pierre Rimbert, “L’homme qui ne s’est jamais trompé.”

The Nonproliferation Review, Vol. 16, Issue 3 (2009) http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/1408237796-37736668/title~db=all~content=g915850932 Stephen I. Schwartz, “Editor’s Note,” 309.

Anne Harrington de Santana, “Nuclear Weapons as the Currency of Power:

Deconstructing the Fetishism of Force,” 325. Joshua Masters, “Nuclear Proliferation: The Role and Regulation of Corporations,”

347. Jonathan B. Tucker, “The Rollback of Libya’s Chemical Weapons Program,” 363.

Scott Helfstein, “Cooperation, Signals, and Sanctions: Gaming the Nuclear Inspection

Regime,” 385. Kaegan McGrath, “Verifiability, Reliability, and National Security: The Case for U.S.

Ratification of the CTBT,” 407. Cristina Hansell and Nikita Perfilyev, “Together Toward Nuclear Zero:

Understanding Chinese and Russian Security Concerns,” 435. Paul Meyer, “Saving the NPT: Time to Renew Treaty Commitments,” 463.

David Hafemeister, “Assessing the Merits of the CTBT,” 473.

Irvin R. Lindemuth, “U.S.-Russian Nuclear Cooperation and the CTBT,” 483.

Charles H. Calisher, “Scientist in a Strange Land: A Cautionary Tale,” 509.

Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs, Vol. 53, No. 3 (Summer 2009) http://www.fpri.org/orbis/5303/ Mackubin T. Owens, “Editor’s Corner.”

T.X. Hammes, “How Will We Fight?”

Michael E. O’Hanlon, “Who Will Fight For Us?”

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Janine Davidson, “Making Government Work: Pragmatic Priorities for Interagency

Coordination.” Kori Schake, “Choices for the Quadrennial Defense Review.”

Gian P. Gentile, “The Imperative for an American General Purpose Army that Can

Fight.” Bruce Floersheim, “Forging the Future of American Security with a Total Froce

Strategy.” Derek S. Reveron, “Military Engagement, Strategy, and Policy.”

Christopher J. Fettweis, “Dangerous Revisionism: On the Founders, ‘Neocons’ and

the Importance of History.” Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs, Vol. 53, No. 4 (Fall 2009) http://www.fpri.org/orbis/5304/ Mackubin T. Owens, “Editor’s Corner.”

Peter Feaver, “Debating American Grand Strategy After Major War.”

Wilson D. Miscamble, “Roosevelt, Truman and the Development of Postwar Grand

Strategy.” William Steuck, “Reassessing U.S. Strategy in the Aftermath of the Korean War.”

Mark Moyar, “Grand Strategy after the Vietnam War.”

Jeremi Suri, “American Grand Strategy from the Cold War’s End to 9/11.”

Sarah Kreps, “American Grand Strategy after Iraq.”

P.H. Liotta and James F. Miskel, “The ‘Mega-Eights’: Urban Leviathans and

International Instability.’ Theo Farrell and Stuart Gordon, “COIN Machine: the British Military in Afghanistan.”

Steven Grogan, “China, Nuclear Security and Terrorism: Implications for the United

States.”

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Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs, Vol. 54, No. 1 (Winter 2010) http://www.fpri.org/orbis/ Mackubin T. Owens, “Editor’s Corner,” 1.

Thomas G. Mahnken, “Bridging the Gap Between the Worlds of Ideas and Action,” 4.

James R. Holmes and Toshi Yoshihara, “History Rhymes: The German Precedent for

Chinese Seapower,” 14. James Kraska, “How the United States Lost the Naval War of 2015,” 35.

Leslie S. Lebl, “Radical Islam in Europe,” 46.

Ernest Sternberg, “Purifying the World: What the New Radical Ideology Stands For,”

61. Kenneth Allard, “Change and the American Security Paradigm,” 87.

David Malet, “Why Foreign Fighters?: Historical Perspectives and Solutions,” 97.

Ian Bryan, “Sovereignty and the Foreign Fighter Problem,” 115.

Dominic Tierney, “Prisoner Dilemmas: The American Obsession with POWs and

Hostages,” 130. Pacific Historical Review, Vol. 78, No. 4 (November 2009) http://caliber.ucpress.net/toc/phr/78/4/ Joshua Paddison, “Anti-Catholicism and Race in Post-Civil War San Francisco,” 505.

Julia Maria Schiavone Camacho, “Crossing Boundaries, Claiming a Homeland: The

Mexican Chinese Transpacific Journey to Becoming Mexican, 1930s-1940s,” 545. Scott Laderman, “Hollywood’s Vietnam: 1929-1964: Scripting Intervention,

Spotlighting Injustice,” 578. Gerry Simpson, “Revisiting the Tokyo War Crimes Trial,” 608.

Passport: The Newsletter of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, Vol. 40, No. 2 (September 2009) http://www.shafr.org/newsletter/2009/PassportAug09.pdf

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Anne L. Weismann, “The Elusive Vice-Presidential Records of Richard B. Cheney,” 4. “Fifty Years of William Appleman Williams’ Tragedy of American Diplomacy: An

Anniversary, a Discussion, and a Celebration,” 8. Edward P. Kohn, “’Evet We Can’: President Barack Obama’s Visit to Turkey and the

State of Turkish-American Relations,” 36. “SHAFR At Play: Highlights from the 2009 SHAFR Conference in Falls Church, VA,”

40. Spencer Howard, “Historical Resources on Foreign Policy at the Herbert Hoover

Presidential Library-Museum,” 43. “In Memoriam: John E. Taylor.”

“In Memoriam: Richard H. Zeitlan.”

Raisons Politiques, No. 34 – 2009/2 http://www.cairn.info/revue-raisons-politiques-2009-2.htm Speranta Dumitru, “Editorial,” 5.

Norman Daniels, “L’Extension de la Justice Comme Équité à la Santé et aux Soins de

Santé,” 9. Axel Gosseries, “La Question Générationnelle et l’Héritage Rawlstien,” 31.

Bertrand Guillarme, “Objectivité, Impartialité, et Critique Féministe,” 57.

Charles Girard, “Raison Publique Rawlsienne et Démocratie Délibérative. Deux

conceptions inconciliables de la légitimité politique?,” 73. Catherine Audard, “John Rawls et les Alternatives Libérales à la Laïcité,” 101.

Joshua Cohen and Thomas Nagel, “’Sur ma Religion’ de John Rawls: Comment les

Croyances Religieuses de Rawls ont Influencé sa Philosophie Politique,” 127. Emilie Hache and Bruno Latour, “Morale out Moralisme? Un exercice de

sensibilisation,” 143. Emmanuelle Glon, “Le Film Comme Crime: Le Cas Veit Harlan,” 167.

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Raisons Politiques, No. 35 – 2009/3 http://www.cairn.info/revue-raisons-politiques-2009-3.htm Laure Bereni and Alexandre Jaunait, “Editorial: ‘Usages de la Diversité,” 5.

Patrick Savidan, “Multiculturalisme LIbéral et Monoculturalisme Pluriel,” 11.

Daniel Sabbagh, “L’Itinéraire Contemporain de la ‘Diversité’ aux Etats-Unis: de

l’Instrumentalisation à l’Institutionalisation?,” 31. Thomas Kirszbaum, “Un Janus aux Deux Visages: La Diversité dans l’Habitat.

Réflexions sur les politiques de desegregation résidentielle aux Etats-Unis et en France,” 49.

Virginie Guiraudon, “La Diversité en Europe: Une Évidence?,” 67.

Laure Bereni, “’Faire de la Diversité une Richesse pour l’Entreprise’ La transformation

d’une contrainte juridique en catégorie manageriale,” 87. Milena Doytcheva, “Réinterprétations et Usages Sélectifs de la Diversité dans les

Politiques des Entreprises,” 107. Patrick Simon and Angéline Escafré-Dublet, “Représenter la Diversité en Politique:

Une Reformulation de la Dialectique de la Différence et de l’Égalité par la Doxa Républicaine,” 125.

Vincent Foucher, “’La Guerre par d’Autres Moyens’? La société civile dans le processus

de paix en Casamance,” 143. Jean Zaganiaris, “Qu’est-ce que les ‘Contre-Lumières’?,” 167.

Emmanuel Puig, “L’Itinéraire de la Démocratie Radicale,” 207.

Rethinking History: The Journal of Theory and Practice, Vol. 13, Issue 3 (2009) http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/1408237795-42553582/title~db=all~content=g914058675 Alun Munslow, “Editorial,” 283.

Toby Widdicombe, “Utopia, historiography, and the paradox of the ever-present,”

287. Alan Booth, “Pedagogy and the practice of academic history in late-twentieth

century Britain,” 317.

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Alexander Lyon Macfie, “A possible (common-sense) defence of (my) history: A

response to Keith Jenkins,” 345. Eugen Zelenák, “Exploring holism in Frank Ankersmit’s historical representation,”

357. Erlend Lavik, “’Not the obstacle but the means’: Film history and the postmodern

challenge,” 371. Stephen Gapps, “Mobile monuments: A view of historical reenactment and

authenticity from inside the costume cupboard of history,” 395. Robert C. Ritchie, “Living with Pirates,” 411.

Rethinking History: The Journal of Theory and Practice, Vol. 13, No. 4 (2009) http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/1408237795-42553582/title~db=all~content=g917044961 Dennis Dworkin, “Editorial,” 433.

Tom Goyens, “Social space and the practice Joof anarchist history,” 439.

Johnathan O’Neill, “Straussian constitutional history and the Straussian political

project,” 459. Eric Porter, “Imagining Africa, remaking the world: W.E.B. Du Bois’ history for the

future,” 479. Andrew Hartman, “Christopher Lasch: Critic of liberalism, historian of its

discontents,” 499. Dennis Dworkin, “Paul Gilroy and the cultural politics of decline,” 521.

Josh Bahn, “Marxism in a snail shell: Making history in Chiapas,” 541.

Review of International Studies, Vol. 35, Issue 4 (2009) http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displaylssue?jid=RIS&volumeld=35&issueld=04&iid=6459736 Nick Vaughan-Williams, “The generalized bio-political border? Re-conceptualising

the limits of sovereign power,” 729. Christopher J. Finlay, “How to do things with the word ‘terrorist,’” 751.

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Alex Danchev and Debbie Lisle, “Introduction: art, politics, and purpose,” 775.

Frank Möller, “The looking/not looking dilemma,” 781.

Richard Devetak, “After the event: Don DeLillo’s White Noise and September 11

narratives,” 795. Liam Kennedy, “Soldier photography: visualizing the war in Iraq,” 817.

Bernadette Buckley, “The workshop of filthy creation: or do not be alarmed, this is

only a test,” 835. Angus Bolton, “Three Images by Angus Bolton,” 859.

Hilary Roberts, “The photographs of Angus Bolton and Suzanne Opton,: a witness to

history?,” 883. Richard J. Aldrich and Philip H.J. Davies, “Introduction: The future of UK intelligence

and special operations,” 887. Richard J. Aldrich, “Beyond the vigilant state: globalization and intelligence,” 889.

Kevin O’Brien, “Managing national security and law enforcement intelligence in a

globalised world,” 903. Stevyn D. Gibson, “Future roles of the UK intelligence system,” 917.

Peter Gill, “The Intelligence and Security Committee and the challenge of security

networks,” 929. Ian Leigh, “Changing the rules of the game: some necessary legal reforms to United

Kingdom intelligence,” 943. Philip H.J. Davies, “Imagery in the UK: Britain’s troubled imagery intelligence

architecture,” 957. Alastair Finlan, “The (Arrested) Development of UK Special Forces and the Global

War on Terror,” 971. Frank Foley, “The expansion of intelligence agency mandates: British counter-

terrorism in comparative perspective,” 983. Antony Field, “Tracking terrorist networks: problems of intelligence sharing within

the UK intelligence community,” 997.

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Revue Française de Science Politique, Vol. 59, No. 5 (2009) http://www.afsp.msh-paris.fr/publi/rfsp.rfsp.html Marian Eabrasu, “Deux lectures monistres d’Isaiah Berlin,” 853.

Thierry Ménissier, “Leo Strauss: filiation néo-conservatrice ou conservatisme

philosophique?,” 873. Enzo Traverso, “Dark Times. Judéité et politique chez Hannah Arendt,” 895.

Jérôme Aust and Cécile Crespy, “Napoléon renversé? Institutionnalisation des Pôles

de recherche et d’enseignement supérieur et réforme du système académique français,” 915.

Jean-Baptiste Harguindéguy and Alistair Cole, “La politique linguistique de la France

à l’epreuve des revendications ethnoterritoriales,” 939. Yannick Rumpala, “La ‘consommation durable’ comme nouvelle phase d’une

gouvernementalisation de la consommation,” 967. Didier Chabanet, “Les enjeux de la codification des groupes d’intérêt au sein de l’UE,”

997. Revue Française de Science Politique, Vol. 59, No. 6 (2009) http://www.afsp.msh-paris.fr/publi/rfsp/rfsp.html Jacques de Maillard and Sebastian Roché, “Les chantiers de réforme de la police dans

les États occidentaux,” 1093.

David Weisburd and Anthony Braga, “La diffusion de l’innovation dans la police. Quelles leçons retenir de l’expérience américaine?,” 1097.

Séverine Germain and Cristian Poletti, “Répondre aux mobilisations sociales. Le

système policier italien en transition,” 1127. Sebastian Roché, “Politique et administration dans la formulation d’une politique

publique. Le cas de la police de proximité,” 1147. Trevor Jones and Tim Newburn, “Le managérialisme et la nature des réformes

policières en Angleterre et au Pays de Galles,” 1175.

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Friends and Neighbors Scott L. Minkoff, “Minding Your Neighborhood: The Spatial Context of Local

Redistribution,” 516. Martha Kropf, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Norms of Cooperation, Public

Broadcasting, and the Collective Action Problem,” 538. Michael J. Stern and Andrew S. Fullerton, “The Network Structure of Local and

Extra-Local Voluntary Participation: The Role of Core Social Networks,” 553. Baodung Liu, Sharon D. Wright Austin, and Byron D’Andrá Orey, “Church

Attendance, Social Capital, and Black Voting Participation,” 576. John W. Ayers, C. Richard Hofstetter, Keith Schnakenberg, and Bohdan Kolody, “Is

Immigration a Racial Issue? Anglo Attitudes on Immigration Policies in a Border Country,” 593.

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of Friendship Ties for Latino Boys and Girls,” 611. Politics Jeff Cummins, “Issue Voting and Crime in Gubernatorial Elections,” 632.

Mark Long, Rick L. Bunch, and Robert Earl Lloyd, “Measuring Anti-Americanism in

Editorial Cartoons,” 652. Jennifer A. Heerwig and Brian J. McCabe, “Education and Social Desirability Bias: The

Case of a Black Presidential Candidate,” 674. Joseph E. Uscinski, “The Timing of Presidential Cinema,” 687.

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Protests,” 703. Melanie Bowers and Robert R. Preuhs, “Collateral Consequences of a Collateral

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Harrell R. Rodgers, Jr., “The Multidimensionality of Public Opinion About Poverty and Welfare Populations,” 765.

Daniel J. Hopkins, “Racial Contexts’ Enduring Influence on Attitudes Toward

Poverty,” 770. Social Sciences Quarterly, Vol. 90, Issue 4 http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/122652340/issue Politics and Policy Travis R. Ridout, Brandon Rottinghaus, and Nathan Hosey, “Following the Rules?

Candidate Strategy in Presidential Primaries,” 777. Joseph E. Uscinski, “When Does the Public’s Issue Agenda Affect the Media’s Issue

Agenda (and Vice-Versa)? Developing a Framework for Media-Public Influence,” 796.

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816. Richard L. Vining, Jr., “Politics, Pragmatism, and Departures from the U.S. Courts of

Appeals, 1954-2004,” 834. Scott R. Meinke, “Presentation of Partisanship: Constituency Connections and

Partisan Congressional Activity,” 854. H. Whitt Kilburn, “Personal Values and Public Opinion,” 868.

Ngoc Phan and John A. Garcia, “Asian-Pacific-American Partisanship: Dynamics of

Partisan and Nonpartisan Identities,” 886. Sean Richey and Ken’ichi Ikeda, “Institutional Incentives and Trust: Marginalized

Groups and the Creation of Trust in Local Government,” 911. Thomas A. Hirschl, James G. Booth, and Leland L. Glenna, “The Link Between Voter

Choice and Religious Identity in Contemporary Society: Bringing Classical Theory Back In,” 927.

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Of General Interest Michael J. White and Lori M. Hunter, “Public Perception of Environmental Issues in a

Developing Setting: Environmental Concern in Coastal Ghana,” 960. Amanda K. Baumle, “The Cost of Parenthood: Unraveling the Effects of Sexual

Orientation and Gender on Income,” 983. Sean Nicholson-Crotty, Zachary Birchmeier, and David Valentine, “Exploring the

Impact of School Discipline on Racial Disproportion in the Juvenile Justice System,” 1003.

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Depressive Symptoms: For Whom is Weight a Burden?,” 1019. Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Vol. 32, Issue 10 (2009) http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/1408237796-56114486/title~db=all~content=g914662781 Carl J. Ciovacco, “The Contours of Al Qaeda’s Media Strategy,” 853.

Mark Stout, “In Search of Salafi Jihadist Strategic Thought: Mining the Wors of the

Terrorists,” 876. Mariya Y. Omelicheva, “Convergence of Counterterrorism Policies: A Case Study of

Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia,” 893. Lydia Walker, “Forging a Key, Turning a Lock: Counterinsurgency Theory in Iraq

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Actors in Countering Terrorism,” 921. Manuel R. Torres Soriano, “Spain as an Object of Jihadist Propaganda,” 933.

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Jack Freeman, “The al Houthi Insurgency in the North of Yemen: An Analysis of the

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Mexico?,” 1021. Hillel Frisch, “Strategic Change in Terrorist Movements: Lessons from Hamas,”

1049. A. Aaron Weisburd, “Comparison of Visual Motifs in Jihadi and Cholo Videos on

YouTube,” 1066. Jodi Vittori, Kristin Bremer, and Pasquale Vittori, “Islam in Tanzania and Kenya: Ally

or Threat in the War on Terror?,” 1075. Bruce Hoffman, “Radicalization and Subversion: Al Qaeda and the 7 July 2005

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economy,” 1465. Sven Gunnar Simonsen, “Leaving Security in Safe Hands: identity, legitimacy and

cohesion in the new Afghan and Iraqi armies,” 1483. Moeed Yusuf and Adil Najam, “Kashmir: ripe for resolution?,” 1503.

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Walk: Novelty Dances and the British Nation,” 346. Dennie Oude Nijhuis, “Rethinking the Beveridge Strait-jacket: The Labour Party, the

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Beauty: Health Advice for the Factory Girl in Early Twentieth-Century Britain,” 454. Mark Hampton, “Inventing David Low: Self-Presentation, Caricature and the Culture

of Journalism in Mid-Twentieth Century Britain,” 482. Janet Clark, “Sincere and Reasonable Men? The Origins of the National Council for

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rapprochement franco-italien et culture de la latinité,” 67. Nicholas Patin, “Le Journal de Joseph Goebbels: Un parcours critique,” 81.

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Imperial Contexts David Eltis, “Was Abolition of the U.S. and British Slave Trade Significant in the

Broader Atlantic Context?,” 717. Seymour Drescher, “History’s Engines: British Mobilization in the Age of

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and the Changing Patterns of U.S. Political Power, 1808-60,” 833. African Experiences Ty M. Reese, “’Eating’ Luxury: Fante Middlemen, British Goods, and Changing

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in Senegal, 1817-48,” 895. David M. Gordon, “The Abolition of the Slave Trade and the Transformation of the

South-Central African Interior during the Nineteenth Century,” 915. Living Legacies Apex A. Apeh and Chukwuma C. Opata, “Social Exclusion: An Aftermath of the

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Sarah Wiggins, “Gendered Spaces and Political Identity: debating societies in English women’s colleges, 1890-1914,” 737.

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Stephanie Olsen, “The Authority of Motherhood in Question: fatherhood and the

moral education of children in England, c. 1870-1900,” 765. Rebecca Preston, “’Hope you will be able to recognize us’: the representation of

women and gardens in early twentieth-century British domestic ‘real photo’ postcards,” 781.

Margaret Denny, “Royals, Royalties and Remuneration: American and British

women photographers in the Victorian era,” 801. Lesa Scholl, “Mediation and Expansion: Harriet Martineau’s travels in America,” 819.

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“Map Room: Water Scarcity,” 12.

Valentin Rasputin, “Lake Baikal: An Evocation,” 14.

Peter H. Gleick, “Facing Down the Hydro-Crisis,” 17.

“Water Wars? A Talk with Ismail Serageldin,” 25.

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