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Affairs Review Volume IV | Issue 1 | Fall/Winter 2010 Obama’s Foreign Policy: Doomed to Fail
Stephen Walt, Professor, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
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Obama and Afghanistan
James Goldgeier, Professor, George Washington University
Containing the Atom:
Paul Nitze and the Tradition of Non-Use Nuclear Weapons Reid Pauly, Cornell University, 2010
The Public Sphere’s Private Intelligence Peter Gruskin, MA Candidate Middle East Studies, The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
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Getting it Right:
Searching for the Elusive Solution in the Niger Delta James Davis, MA Candidate, George Washington University, Elliot School of International Affairs
The Same Bed:
Articulating a Continuity Thesis in US-China Policy Emmanuel Rizzi, Cornell University, 2010
The Polics of Asian Regionalism in Korea:
Identity Politics and its Implications for US-ROK Relations Dae-Gyong Kim, Cornell University, 2012
The Blue Counterrevolution:
The First Year of PresidentViktor Yanukovych Yevgen Sautin, University of Florida, 2012
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