CIAR Volume 4 Issue 1

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ISSN 2156-0536

C o r n e l l I n t e r n at i o n a l

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

The Cornell International Affairs Review is a student-run organization aiming to provide an international, intergenerational, and interdisciplinary approach to foreign affairs. Founded in 2006, CIAR is proud to provide the Cornell community with a bi-annual review, bringing together views from students, professors, and policymakers on the current events shaping our world.

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

It is our firm belief that true knowledge stems not just from textbooks and lectures but from engaging with others. Thus, the CIAR strongly emphasizes cooperation and dialogue amongst all our members, both on Cornell’s campus and beyond.

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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