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• Op-Ed

Price of 'Engaging' China

• January 15, 1999
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Saddam Wins -- Again

• January 04, 1999
• Carnegie

Embracing Dual Nationality

• January 01, 1999
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Contextualizing Naturalization

• January 01, 1999
• Carnegie

Research Perspectives on Migration

• January 01, 1999
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Nuclear Free Fall

• January 01, 1999
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Pipelines and Pipe Dreams: Energy Development and Caspian Society

• January 01, 1999
• Carnegie

• Testimony

Inequality and Global Coordination

• December 18, 1998
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Nuclear First Use, For What?

• December 10, 1998
• Carnegie

NATO will celebrate its 50th anniversary this spring--a long run for a political-military alliance, as for a marriage. In preparing to renew their vows, some partners, such as Germany and Canada, would like to adjust the alliance to post-Cold War changes. Unfortunately, the U.S. revealed last month that it is determined to keep the world in the dark about NATO nuclear affairs.

Private Sector and International Standard-Setting: The Challenge for Business and Government

• December 09, 1998
• Carnegie