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2003

• Beyond the Rhetoric: Essential Questions About Japanese Education, Lucien Ellington, 12/2003
• Teaching About Japan: Films About Japanese Culture, Literature and History, Lucien Ellington, 12/2003
• The Big Mac and Teaching About Japan, Lucien Ellington, 12/2003
• The Ecstasy and the Agony of Our Romance With Flight: A Meditation on the Centennial of the Wright Brothers’ Triumph, Walter A. McDougall, 12/17/2003
• Iraq: We Have Seen This Movie Before, Garrett Jones, 12/15/2003
• Statement to the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon The United States, Jan Ting, 12/8/2003
• Who Is Yasir Arafat?, Barry Rubin and Judith Colp Rubin, 12/2003
• In Defense of Singapore (120K ), Felix Chang, Winter 2003
• Asia’s Shifting Strategic Landscape: Long-Term Trends and the Impact of 9/11, Conference Report by Jacques deLisle, 11/26/2003
• The Promise and Peril of Our Times, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., 11/25/2003
• Europe’s Constitutional Treaty: A Threat to Democracy and How to Avoid It, Declan Ganley, 12/2003
• Global Expeditionary Warfare, Michael P. Noonan, 11/21/2003
• Standards of Intelligence Reasoning, Stephen Gale, 11/14/2003
• Beyond Civil Society: Promoting Democracy after September 11, Omar Encarnación, Fall 2003
• The North Korean Nuclear Challenge and American Interests: Getting the Priorities Right, Avery Goldstein, 10/31/2003
• Mexico’s Vicente Fox at Midstream, George W. Grayson, 10/27/2003
• The New Jihad and Islamic Tradition, John Kelsay, 10/2003
• Radical Islam and Suicide Bombers, Michael Radu, 10/21/2003
• SARS, Greater China, and the Pathologies of Globalization and Transition (145K , 18 pages), Jacques deLisle, Fall 2003
• The Structure of the Second Nuclear Age, Paul Bracken, 9/25/2003
• The American Encounter with Islam, William Anthony Hay (rapporteur), 9/2003
• September 11, 2003: Why America Is Still Asleep, Stephen Gale and Lawrence Husick, 09/11/2003
• New Crisis in the Taiwan Strait?, Shelley Rigger, 09/05/2003
• The Ideology of American Empire (123K ) in Orbis, Claes G. Ryn, Summer 2003
• Hostages, Terrorism, and the West, Michael Radu, 8/27/2003
• Washington’s Summer of Discontent, Harvey Sicherman, 8/19/2003
• The Blackout and the Question of Homeland Security, Stephen Gale & Lawrence A. Husick, 8/18/2003
• Lessons of the Forgotten War, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., 8/14/2003
• Robert Kaplan on A Journey into the Future, Trudy Kuehner (rapporteur), 7/31/2003
• Responding to 9/11: Are Think Tanks Thinking Outside the Box? (706K ), James G. McGann, 7/31/2003

• China Reconsidered: America’s Changing Perceptions, Jianwei Wang, 7/16/2003
• Islam in America, Philip Jenkins, 7/2003
• First Responders— Underfunded; Real Security— Ignored, Lawrence A. Husick and Matthew R. Kerbel, 7/2/2003
• A Korea Peace Initiative, Curt Weldon, 6/26/2003
• The Road to Palestine, Harvey Sicherman, 6/2003
• Holger Mey on European Unification and Transatlantic Relations: A View from Germany, William Anthony Hay (rapporteur), 6/2003
• Islam and the West: a Historical Perspective, Jeremy Black, 5/2003
• Robert Strausz-Hupé: His Life and Times in Orbis, Harvey Sicherman, Spring 2003
• Teaching About Japan #2, Lucien Ellington, 5/2003
• What the U.S. Needs to Promote in Iraq (Hint: It’s Not Democratization per se, Walter A. McDougall, 5/2003
• The Military Lessons of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Michael P. Noonan, 5/1/2003
• Germany in the Spring, Adam Garfinkle, 4/7/2003
• Teaching About Japan, Lucien Ellington, 4/2003
• A Preliminary Reckoning: Prospects for U.S.-European Relations After Iraq, William Anthony Hay, 4/2003
• Illegal? Yes. Lawless? Not So Fast: The United States, International Law, & the War in Iraq, Jacques deLisle, 3/28/2003
• Taking Democracy Seriously in Iraq, Eric Davis, 3/27/2003
• Baghdad Spring, Chris Seiple, 3/24/2003
• War, Harvey Sicherman, 3/20/2003
• A Guide to Teaching About the War on Terrorism, Paul Dickler, 3/2003
• Old Europe vs. New, Michael Radu, 3/12/2003
• Europe’s Direction? A Voice from Ireland, Declan Ganley, 3/11/2003
• The Spirit of the New Antiwar Movement, Adam Garfinkle, 2/24/2003
• Cross-Strait Relations: Past, Present, Future, C.J. Chen, 02/21/2003
• From MAD (Mutual Assured Destruction) to MUD (Multilateral Unconstrained Disruption): Dealing with the New Terrorism, Stephen Gale and Lawrence Husick, 2/2003
• A Conversation with Chen Shui-bian, The President of the Republic of China on Taiwan, Harvey Scherman, 1/22/2003
• The Turkish Factor in the Geopolitics of the Post-Soviet Space, Igor Torbakov, 01/10/2003

2002

• Think Tanks and the Transnationalization of Foreign Policy, James McGann, 12/16/2002
• The Turkish Problem— and Hope, Michael Radu, 12/12/2002
• Using Military Force Against the Saddam Hussein Regime: the Moral Issues, James Turner Johnson, 12/4/2002
• Japan’s Relations with the U.S. and Its North Korean Option, Gilbert Rozman, 12/3/2002
• Iraq: Squall Before the Storm, Harvey Sicherman, 12/2/2002
• Law’s Spectral Answers to Cross-Strait Sovereignty Issues (126K ), Jacques deLisle, Winter 2002
• What College Students Learn About Terrorism: A Case Study of International Relations Textbooks, Stanley Michalak, 11/2002
• Sinical Voters: Elections in Greater China … and the United States, Jacques deLisle, 11/12/2002
• Form, Function, and U.S. Defense Transformation, Michael P. Noonan & Mark R. Lewis, 11/8/2002
• Blair, Britain, Europe and International Relations? Jeremy Black, 11/2002
• Business and Politics Across the Taiwan Strait, Terry Cooke, 10/24/2002
• The War on Terrorism, Address by R. James Woolsey, 10/10/2002
• Is There Still a West?, William Anthony Hay, 9/2002
• Vichy Thought Police, Michael Radu, 9/20/2002
• The U.S. Military, the Strategic Quartet, and the Global War on Terrorism, Michael P. Noonan, 9/20/2002
• Everything You Think You Know About the American Way of War Is Wrong, Max Boot, 9/12/2002
• What Our Children Should Learn About 9/11/2001, Adam Garfinkle, 9/2002
• Bless and Keep the SAR … Far Away from Us: Taiwan’s Hong Kong Phobia, Five Years On, Jacques deLisle, 8/16/2002
• Perverse Effects of Andean Counternarcotics Policy (134K , 18 pages), Rensselaer W. Lee III, Summer 2002
• Bush’s Palestine, Harvey Sicherman, 7/2002
• The Dignity of Difference: Avoiding the Clash of Civilizations, Jonathan Sacks, 7/2002
• Varieties of Sovereignty and China: Challenges and Opportunities in the Cross-Strait Relationship, A Conference Report, Jacques deLisle, 7/1/2002
• Re-Mapping U.S. Defense Policy, Michael Noonan, 6/17/2002
• The Work of Diplomacy, George P. Shultz, 06/11/2002
• America, Europe, and Russia: Bush’s Search for Common Ground, William Anthony Hay, 6/2002
• Comrade Mugabe’s “State of Disaster”, Michael Radu, 5/17/2002
• Israel’s Military Dilemma, Asaf Romirowsky, 5/10/2002
• The French Election: Earthquake, Fascism, or Wake-up Call?, Michael Radu, 5/3/2002
• Next Steps in the Middle East, Harvey Sicherman, 5/2002
• Teaching Geography and Geopolitics, Trudy J. Kuehner (rapporteur), 5/2002
• The Ideological War Within the West, John Fonte, 5/2002
• Challenges of Empire, William Anthony Hay, 5/2002
• China in 2002: A Tale of Two Transitions, June Teufel Dreyer, 4/25/2002
• The Futile Search for “Root Causes” of Terrorism, Michael Radu, 4/23/2002
• Why Taiwan’s Political Paralysis Persists, Shelley Rigger, 4/18/2002
• The Problem of “Londonistan”: Europe, Human Rights, and Terrorists, Michael Radu, 4/12/2002
• The Return of Shining Path, Alberto Bolivar, 4/5/2002
• Robert Kaplan on Applying the Wisdom of the Ages to the Twenty-First Century, Trudy Kuehner, 4/4/2002
• The New Protracted Conflict, Robert Strausz-Hupé, 4/2/2002
• The Roles of Law in the Fight Against Terrorism (121K , 19 pages), Jacques deLisle, Spring 2002
• The Revival of Geopolitics (57K ) in Intercollegiate Review, Harvey Sicherman, Spring 2002
• Colombia: Lucidity at Last, Michael Radu, 3/1/2002
• Teaching About the War on Terrorism, Paul Dickler, 2/2002
• War and Strategy in the 21st Century, Jeremy Black, 2/2002
• Atlantic Partnership After September 11, William Anthony Hay, 2/2002
• The Coming Transformation of the U.S. Military?, Michael P. Noonan and John Hillen, 2/4/2002
• The War and the West, James Kurth, 2/2002
• Post-9/11 Non-Proliferation, Henry Sokolski, 1/25/02
• Terrorism in Colombia, Miguel Posada, 1/21/2002
• The Sacred and the Profane: Judaism and International Relations, Harvey Sicherman, 1/2002
• Globalization and the Transformation of Christianity, Philip Jenkins, 1/2002

2001

• Taiwan Legislative Election, Green Camp Gains in December 1 Polls, Blue Team Changes Hue, Shelley Rigger, 12/28/2001
• How to Unseat Saddam, Michael Eisenstadt, 12/14/2001
• Teaching World Religions, William Anthony Hay (rapporteur), 12/2001
• Remarks by John M. Templeton, Jr., John M. Templeton, Jr., 11/14/2001
• Next Stop, Iraq, Richard Perle (complete transcript)
• Next Stop, Iraq, Richard Perle, 11/30/2001
• Afghanistan: the Endgame, Michael Radu, 11/15/2001
• September 11, the Shanghai Summit, and the Shift in U.S. China Policy, Avery Goldstein, 11/9/2001
• Geography and the Centers of Taliban Gravity, Michael P. Noonan, 11/5/2001
• Is America’s Afghan War in Trouble?, by Alvin Z. Rubinstein, 11/2/2001
• Bin Laden’s Grand Miscalculation, by Tom Grant, 10/26/2001
• Afghanistan After the Taliban, Alvin Z. Rubinstein, 10/15/2001
• Why We Fear Afghanistan and Why We Shouldn’t, Michael Radu, 10/12/2001
• September 11: Before and After, Adam Garfinkle, 10/2001
• Cold War II, Walter A. McDougall, 10/4/2001
• America’s War Against Terrorism, Alvin Z. Rubinstein, 10/1/2001
• September 11: Ten Ways To Look at What Happened and What To Expect, Michael Radu, 9/17/2001
• Bleak New World, Harvey Sicherman, 9/13/2001
• Journey to the Center of Jules Verne… and Us, Walter McDougall, 9/2001
• America, The West, And The World, William Anthony Hay, 9/2001
• Mexico: Guerrillas, Protestors Bedevil President Fox, George W. Grayson, 8/17/2001
• Between War and War: American Foreign Policy in the Middle East, Harvey Sicherman, August 2001
• Models of Humanitarian Intervention, James Kurth, 8/2001
• U.S. Policy Toward Taiwan: Sustaining The Status Quo, Jacques deLisle, 7/27/2001
• Does Africa Exist?, Michael Radu, 7/24/2001
• Politics, Law, & Resentment On The China Coast, Jacques deLisle, 7/17/2001
• The Use And Abuse Of U.S. Constitutional Law As A Model For Others, Stephen B. Presser, July 2001
• Bush’s First Foreign Policy Test: It’s Not What You Think, Adam Garfinkle, 6/22/2001
• For a New International Economic Policy, Bernard E. Munk, 6/15/2001
• Taiwan’s Perilous Transition, Shelley Rigger, 6/6/2001
• Colombia: A Trip Report, Michael Radu, 6/1/2001
• The Question of Humanitarian Intervention: A Conference Report, Michael P. Noonan, 6/2001
• The Failure of the ABM Treaty, Adam Garfinkle, 5/25/2001
• Toward a Resolution of the Taiwan Strait Problem: Chen Shui-Bian’s “Theory of Integration”, Lorna Hahn, 5/21/2001
• Taiwan’s Chen Shui-bian, Harvey Sicherman, 5/11/2001
• How to Learn Lessons from History— And How Not To, Adam Garfinkle, 5/2001
• Nuclear Smuggling From The Former Soviet Union, Rensselaer Lee, 4/27/2001
• A U.S. Policy For Russia, by Alvin Z. Rubinstein, 4/25/2001
• U.S. Policies Toward Latin America, William Perry, 4/19/2001
• U.S. Policies Toward Asia, Avery Goldstein, 4/17/2001
• Power Vacuum In ASEAN: Indonesia, Regional Security, and the USA, Theodore Friend, 4/9/2001
• U.S. Policy Toward China: Judge China By Its Deeds, Not Its Words, June Teufel Dreyer, 4/6/2001
• The Challenges Ahead for U.S. Policy in Asia, Kurt M. Campbell, 3/30/2001
• U.S. Policy Toward China: Try For The Best, Prepare For The Worst, Avery Goldstein, 3/30/2001
• Chaos in the Andes, Michael Radu, 3/20/2001
• From Russia Without Love, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. & Harvey Sicherman, 3/2/2001
• The 3rd Annual Perlmutter Lecture on Ethnic Conflict: Religion and International Peacemaking, David Smock, 3/2001
• America’s Military Problems & How To Fix Them, John F. Lehman & Harvey Sicherman, 2/2001
• The Question of Humanitarian Intervention, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., 2/2001
• Europe’s Rapid Reaction Force: What, Why & How?, William Anthony Hay & Harvey Sicherman, 2/2001
• The West At the Dawn of the 21st Century: Triumph Without Self-Belief, Alan Charles Kors, 2/2001
• How To Deal With Mexico’s Zapatistas, George W. Grayson, 1/29/2001

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2000

• Indonesia’s Year of the Blue Carpet, Theodore Friend, 12/6/2000
• The Fate of the West in the Age of Globalization: Triumph or Twilight?, James Kurth, 12/2000
• Turkey and the West, Walter A. McDougall, 12/2000
• Why Nukes Still Trump: Deterrence and Security in the 21st Century, Avery Goldstein, 11/13/2000
• Mexican Politics: PRI In Sauce In Tabasco, George W. Grayson, 11/10/2000
• While America Sleeps, Donald Kagan and Frederick W. Kagan, 11/3/2000
• The Middle East: Clarifying Acts of Violence, Harvey Sicherman, 11/2000
• Democracy In Hong Kong: Reality Or Myth?, Deborah Brown, James A. Robinson, & Jermain T.M. Lam, 10/13/2000
• Goodbye To The Balkans, Robert Strausz-Hupe & Harvey Sicherman, 10/10/2000
• Quiet Quake in Europe: The French and the Germans Divide, William Anthony Hay, 10/2000
• You Can’t Argue With Geography, Walter A. McDougall, 9/2000
• Ruling Party’s Loss In Chiapas Holds Profound Significance For Mexico, George W. Grayson, 8/28/2000
• Slow-Intensity Conflict In The South China Sea, Andrew Scobell, 8/16/2000
• Peru’s “Democratic Opposition” Plays with Fire, Michael Radu, 8/9/2000
• Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe: Two Tales of Self-Desctruction, Michael Radu, 8/4/2000
• Why Tokyo Will Be a Larger Player in Asia, Michael Green, 7/27/2000
• Foreign Affairs, Federalism, and Well-Meaning Mischief, Jacques deLisle, 7/15/2000
• Mexico’s President Vicente Fox Quesada, George W. Grayson, 7/7/2000
• Camp David II: Perils of the Endgame, Harvey Sicherman, 7/2000
• Hafez Al-Assad: The Man Who Waited Too Long, Harvey Sicherman, 7/2000
• Teaching the Vietnam War: A Conference Report, Stephen Winterstein, 7/2000
• Flashpoint: The Taiwan Strait, June Teufel Dreyer, 6/30/2000
• Fallout from the Summit: The Consequences of Korean Detente, Avery Goldstein 6/29/2000
• The U.S. Stake in Mexico’s Political Battle George W. Grayson, 6/28/2000
• Taiwan’s New President: One If and Five Nos, Harvey Sicherman, 6/2/2000
• The Rest of Reagan, Harvey Sicherman, Summer 2000
• Teaching the Vietnam War, Walter McDougall, 6/2000
• Flashpoints in East Asia: Hot, Hotter, Hottest, Amy Gadsden (rapporteur), 6/2000
• Mythed Opportunities: The Truth About Vietnam Anti-War Protests, Adam Garfinkle, 6/2000
• Mixed Verdict on China, Harvey Sicherman, 5/26/2000
• The American Strategic Position in East Asia, Dov S. Zakheim, 5/12/2000
• Who Were We in Vietnam?, Walter McDougall, 5/2000
• Vietnam: A Pop Quiz, Adam Garfinkle, 5/2000
• The Election in Peru: A First-Hand Account, Michael Radu, 4/26/2000
• The New (And Old) Geopolitics of the Persian Gulf, Geoffrey Kemp, 4/2000
• Pope John Paul II and the Dynamics of History, George Weigel, 4/2000
• Implications of Taiwan’s Vote for Change, James A. Robinson & Deborah A. Brown, 3/20/2000
• Anthrax Vaccination and the Deeper Problems of Leadership, Andrew Bacevich, 3/10/2000
• China’s Three Ifs, Harvey Sicherman, 3/3/2000
• Aid to Colombia: A Study in Muddled Arguments, Michael Radu, 2/25/2000
• Indonesia: Confronting the Political and Economic Crisis, Theodore Friend, 2/15/2000
• An Election With Chinese Characteristics, James A. Robinson, 2/14/2000
• The Feminization Of The American Military, Walter A. McDougall, 2/4/2000
• Rethinking Bio-Chemical Dangers, Henry Sokolski, 2/2000
• Latin America: A Scorecard, William Perry, 1/31/2000
• The Hong Kong Experiment: A Peek Into The Laboratory, Avery Goldstein, 1/21/2000
• Yeltsin’s Legacy and Putin’s Plans, Harvey Sicherman, 1/18/2000
• Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin in 1994: A Personal Recollection, Graham Humes, 1/13/2000
• Why Turkey Should Not Hang Ocalan ... Now, Michael Radu, 1/11/2000
• National Missile Defense: Why Now?, Keith B. Payne, 1/2000

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1999

• The Greater Middle East in 2025, Adam Garfinkle, 12/17/1999
• Rubles, Old Socks, and IMF Loans, Stephen S. Moody, 12/10/1999
• E-Notes: Trading with China: The Reality, William Wurster, 12/1/1999
• America and the World at the Dawn of a New Century, Walter A. McDougall, 12/1999
• Teaching About the Middle East at the High School Level, Adam Garfikle, 12/1999
• Guatemala Votes Down The Conventional Wisdom, Michael Radu, 11/17/1999
• World War I: Could It Have Been Avoided?, John H. Maurer, 11/11/1999
• Ten Things Most Americans Think They Know About Israel … But Don’t, Adam Garfinkle, 11/1999
• Defeat in the Senate, Harvey Sicherman, 10/20/1999
• Is the PKK in Turkey on the Ropes?, Michael Radu, 9/28/1999
• NATO’s KLA Problem, Michael Radu, 9/8/1999
• The Taiwan Relations Act: Durable Agreement or Fraying Framework? A Conference Report, Avery Goldstein, 9/8/1999
• How to Think About Ethnic Conflict Chester A. Crocker, 9/1999
• Wye II, Or Back to the Future, Harvey Sicherman, 9/1999
• Multiculturalism in World History, David Gress (rapporteur), 9/1999
• The Virtual Monetary Fund and Russia’s Current Industrial Expansion, Stephen S. Moody, 8/20/1999
• Who’s Afraid Of Falun Gong?, Jacques deLisle, 8/5/1999
• A Turkish Story, Richard Perle, 08/1999
• The Coming Transformation of the Muslim World, Dale Eickelman, 8/1999
• History, Destiny, Ballots: Indonesia and East Timor, Theodore Friend, FPRI E-Notes, 7/30/1999
• A Linguistic Disturbance: the End of the One-China Policy?, Harvey Sicherman, 7/28/1999
• The Taiwan Question, Jacques DeLisle, 7/26/1999
• Is China Unstable?, Minxin Pei, 7/1999
• Israel Picks a General...and a General Picks a Government, Harvey Sicherman, 7/1999
• The Merits and Perils of Teaching About Other Cultures, Address by Walter McDougall, 5/1999
• Religion and Globalization, James Kurth, 5/1999
• The Inscrutable Americans, Zhu Rongji, and The Deal That Wasn’t, Harvey Sicherman, 4/30/1999
• NATO and Kosovo: After the 'Victory,' What?, Michael Radu, 4/19/1999
• The Failure of Supply-Side Nuclear Control, Rensselaer W. Lee III, 4/1999
• Don’t Arm the KLA, Michael Radu, 4/6/1999
• Bombs for Peace? Misreading Kosovo, Michael Radu, 3/26/1999
• An Apology Instead of a Policy: U.S. Blunders in Latin America, Michael Radu, 3/19/1999
• How To Deal with Beijing, Avery Goldstein, 3/1/1999
• NATO: Correcting the Course, Address by Alexander M. Haig Jr., 3/1999
• The Wisdom of Robert Strausz-Hupé, Walter McDougall, 3/1999
• The PKK Strategy in Europe to Place Turkey on Trial, Michael Radu, 2/26/1999
• The Capture of Abdullah Ocalan and the Future of Counter-Terrorism, Michael Radu, 2/18/1999
• After King Hussein, Adam Garfinkle, 02/8/1999
• Hussein Bin Talal: Soldier-King, Harvey Sicherman, 2/1999
• Religious Revivals in Communist China, Arthur Waldron, 2/1999
• Why We Must Not Lift the Cuban Embargo, Michael Radu, 1/26/1999
• The Chinese Economy: A New Scenario, Murray Weidenbaum & Harvey Sicherman, 1/1999
• Military Culture Does Matter, Williamson Murray, 1/1999

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1998

• The Asian Miracle, the Asian Contagion, & the U.S.A., Address by Theodore Friend, 12/1998
• The U.S. and Iraq: What’s Next, Adam Garfinkle, 11/20/1998
• Who is Abdullah Ocalan?, Michael Radu, 11/16/1998
• The Pinochet Case: Anti-Communism on Trial, Michael Radu, 10/30/1998
• Dangerous Incoherence in Kosovo, Michael Radu, 10/21/1998
• Multiculturalism in Classical Islamic Civilization, Bruce B. Lawrence, 10/1998
• The Suicide of Colombia, Michael Radu, 9/3/1998
• Managing Ethnic Conflict, I. William Zartman, 9/1998
• The Cold War Revisited, David Gress (rapporteur), 9/1998
• The Idea of the West, David Gress, 8/1998
• Who Wants a Greater Albania?, Michael Radu, 7/10/1998
• Toward National Greatness? A July 4th Reflection, Adam Garfinkle, 7/1998
• How to Respond to Asia’s Nuclear Arms Buildup, John H. Maurer, 6/23/1998
• Kosovo Is Not Bosnia, Adam Garfinkle, 6/19/1998
• Scared Senseless? The South Asian Nuclear Tests, Avery Goldstein, 6/5/1998
• The New Cold War History, John Lewis Gaddis, 6/1998
• The Asian Panic, Round Two, Harvey Sicherman, 5/22/1998
• Second Thoughts About China’s Military Power, Avery Goldstein, 4/1998
• Some Observations on Herzl’s Geopolitics, Robert Strausz-Hupé, 3/5/1998
• Religion in Diplomatic History, Walter A. McDougall, 3/1998
• The Case Against NATO Expansion, Alvin Z. Rubinstein, 2/28/1998
• Japan’s Schools: Five Lessons, Gail Benjamin, 2/1998
• Molding Japanese Minds, Sheldon Garon, 2/1998
• The Three Reasons We Teach History, Walter McDougall, 2/1998
• Untying the Taiwan Knot, Ben Stavis, 2/1998
• America and the West: Lessons from the Marshall Plan, Harvey Sicherman, 1/1998
• India at 50: The State of the Nation, Summary of a Talk by Mani Shankar Aiyar, 1/1998

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1997

• The Drama of Western Identity, David Gress, 12/1997
• Why Some Neo-Cons Are Wrong About U.S. Foreign Policy, Walter McDougall, 12/1997
• Why Democracy Is Doomed in Colombia, Michael Radu, 11/1997
• America Versus the West?, James Kurth, 10/1997
• Religion and Russia’s Future, James Billington, 10/1997
• Kennan’s “X” Plus Fifty, Walter A. McDougall, 9/1997
• Theodor Herzl: An Appreciation, Harvey Sicherman, 8/28/1997
• Mexico’s Elections: A Triumph for Democracy?, Michael Radu, 7/16/1997
• Demilitarizing the Military, John F. Lehman, Jr. & Harvey Sicherman, 7/1997
• The NATO-Russia Agreement, Harvey Sicherman, 6/3/1997
• What Do We Mean by the West? William H. McNeill, 4/1997
• Five Challenges for Russia, Sergey Rogov, 4/1997
• Letter from Lima, Michael Radu, 2/7/1997
• Eight Steps Toward a New China Policy, Arthur Waldron, 1/1997
• The Revenge of Geopolitics (688K , 7 pages), Harvey Sicherman, 1/1997

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1996 and Earlier

• While Mexico Burns, Michael Radu, 10/1996
• Samurai, Ninjas, and Salary Men: What the Martial Arts Really Tell Us About Japan, G. Cameron Hurst III, 9/1996
• What Johnny Still Won’t Know About History, Walter McDougall, 7/1996 (98K )
• Religion and Civic Virtue at Home and Abroad, George Gallup, Jr., 6/1996
• Whose History? Whose Standards? Walter McDougall, 5/1995 (195K )
• Yitzhak Rabin: An Appreciation, Harvey Sicherman, 11/1995
• The Melancholy Moon, Walter McDougall, 7/15/1994
• What the World Teaches America: A Fourth of July Reflection, Adam Garfinkle, 7/4/1993
• Iran: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Tradition of Persian Statecraft (1.3MB ), Adda B. Bozeman, Summer 1979
• War and the Clash of Ideas (2.7MB ), Adda B. Bozeman, Spring 1976

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