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Articles 1 - 13 of 13
Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
Problems By The Bushel: How American Agricultural Policy Undermines Haitian Development, Curtis Rogers
Problems By The Bushel: How American Agricultural Policy Undermines Haitian Development, Curtis Rogers
Ex-Patt Magazine
In what has become a ubiquitous debate over the budget, the U.S. Farm Bill plays an instrumental role. Within the bill are two topics crucial to the future of American relations with the developing world: subsidies to farmers and food aid.
Combating Pollution: Offshore Drilling & Regional Sea Regimes, Jessica Kyle
Combating Pollution: Offshore Drilling & Regional Sea Regimes, Jessica Kyle
Ex-Patt Magazine
No abstract provided.
Brazil’S Inverno Inferno: The Growing Pains Of A Rising Giant, Josh Smith
Brazil’S Inverno Inferno: The Growing Pains Of A Rising Giant, Josh Smith
Ex-Patt Magazine
As this emerging international actor readies itself for its grand appearance on the world stage, working-class citizens have seized the opportunity to voice their frustrations while global eyes are steadily turning towards the giant.
The Cia’S Past And Future, James Bohland
The Cia’S Past And Future, James Bohland
Ex-Patt Magazine
As the 100th birthday of Sherman Kent, the “father of Intelligence Analysis” approaches, Ex-Patt looks at the CIA and its direction.
Nor Any Drop To Drink: Global Water Security Is Key To U.S. Long-Term Security, Cori W. Curtis
Nor Any Drop To Drink: Global Water Security Is Key To U.S. Long-Term Security, Cori W. Curtis
Ex-Patt Magazine
No abstract provided.
Rational Russia: Decision-Making In A Declining Superpower, J. Haley Tucker
Rational Russia: Decision-Making In A Declining Superpower, J. Haley Tucker
Ex-Patt Magazine
Russia’s 2008 invasion of Georgia demonstrates that Putin’s state still behaves rationally.
Letter From The Editor, William G. Stroupe Ii
Need A Push? Restoring Eu Influence In The Balkans, Cassidy Henry
Need A Push? Restoring Eu Influence In The Balkans, Cassidy Henry
Ex-Patt Magazine
The credibility of the European Union is declining in the Western Balkans. Candidate states see the date for accession negotiations fading further into the future and doubt whether they’ll ever be able to join.
All Is Fair In Democracy & War: Burgeoning Democracy In Sri Lanka?, Scooter Steiner
All Is Fair In Democracy & War: Burgeoning Democracy In Sri Lanka?, Scooter Steiner
Ex-Patt Magazine
Can the rebel opposition movement succeed politically after surrender?
Now Rising O’Er The Ganges: Vibrant Lives In Rural India, Lindsay Johnson
Now Rising O’Er The Ganges: Vibrant Lives In Rural India, Lindsay Johnson
Ex-Patt Magazine
All photographs were taken in and around Anupshahr, Uttar Pradesh, where Johnson lived for a year volunteering with Pardada Pardadi School. These photos were taken between 2009 and 2012.
Containment And The Shah: How Eisenhower And The Cia Brought Down Democracy And Encouraged Corrupt Leadership In Iran, Ellie Holliday
Containment And The Shah: How Eisenhower And The Cia Brought Down Democracy And Encouraged Corrupt Leadership In Iran, Ellie Holliday
Ex-Patt Magazine
U.S. relations with Iran are beginning to thaw. Why were they frozen to begin with?
Wide Open Spaces: The Pkk Shows Violent Non-State Actors Need More Than Weak Governance To Thrive, Katherine Holmes
Wide Open Spaces: The Pkk Shows Violent Non-State Actors Need More Than Weak Governance To Thrive, Katherine Holmes
Ex-Patt Magazine
The PKK in Turkey shows transnational, violent non-state actors operate in weak states for a number of reasons. The most prevalent of these is the host state’s inability to sustain the basic requirement of statehood.
The Swatch Runs Out: An End To 300 Years Of Swiss Banking Secrecy, Ethan Rutledge
The Swatch Runs Out: An End To 300 Years Of Swiss Banking Secrecy, Ethan Rutledge
Ex-Patt Magazine
No abstract provided.