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Letter from the Editors - 2003 |
1.
Non-Compliance and Ultimate Remedies under the WTO Dispute Settlement System
Asim Imdad Ali is a mid-career Master of Public Affairs
candidate at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
University
(asim_ali@ksg03.harvard.edu). |
| 2.
Regional Cooperation on Maritime Piracy: A Prelude to Greater Multilateralism in Asia?
Jennifer C. Bulkeley is a Master of Public
Affairs candidate at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and
International Affairs, Princeton University |
| 3.
Centralism and "Decentralization" in Unitary States: A Comparative Analysis of
Peru and Senegal
J. Tyler Dickovick is a Ph.D. candidate at the
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs,
Princeton University
(dickovck@princeton.edu). |
| 4.
How National Competency Exams Affect International Political Culture
Roger Dowd is a Masters of Arts candidate, Global Studies, at
the Graduate School of International Studies, University of
Denver
(rolodowd@earthlink.net). |
| 5.
Constitution and Shield: Dilemmas, Obstacles and Choices on Japan's Path
to Naval Ballistic Missile Defense
Sourabh Gupta is a Master of Arts candidate in
Security Studies at the Edmund A. Walsh
School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
(sg235@georgetown.edu). |
| 6.
Plowing Ahead: The Effects of Agricultural Mchanization on Land Tenure
in Burkina Faso
John F. McCauley is a Master of Arts
candidate, International Relations, Yale Center for
International and Area Studies, Yale University
(john.mccauley@yale.edu). |
| 7.
Tourism and the Politics of Cultural Preservation: A Case Study of Bhutan
Marti Ann Reinfeld is a
Master of Public Administration candidate at the Maxwell School
of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University
(mareinfeld@yahoo.com). |
| 8.
Taking the Deliberative Turn in China: International law,
Minority Rights and the Case of Xinjiang
Justin Stein is a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy/JD
candidate at the Fletcher School of
Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University
(justin.stein@tufts.edu). |
| 9.
People Power in the Holy Land: How Popular Nonviolent Struggle
can Transform the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Maria J. Stephan is a Ph.D. candidate at the
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts
University
(maria.stephan@tufts.edu). |
| 10.
Understanding Exchange Rate Policy Annoucnements: A Political Economy Approach
Alexander F. Wagner
is a Ph.D. candidate, Political Economy and Government, at the
John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University |
Additional article
(web-published only): |
| 11.
Property Matters: Synergies and Silences between Land Reform Research & Development Policy
Saskia
Tait is a Master of Arts candidate at the Norman Paterson School
of International
Affairs, Carleton University
(saskiatait@sympatico.ca). |
