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• Proliferation Analysis

START II: Better Late Than Never

• December 03, 1998
• Carnegie

In the Byzantine twilight of Russian political life it is ironically now the Communists (long-time treaty detractors) who seem ready to give the green light for the ratification of the START II treaty. The recent ascendancy of several prominent Communists into the cabinet of Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov has turned the tide in favor of ratification.

Comparing Private Sector Initiatives:Labor Standards, Information Privacy, Environmental Management

• November 10, 1998
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Making Policy More Responsive to Research: A View from the United States

• November 01, 1998
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Immigration Myths and Realities

• November 01, 1998
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

First Class

• October 30, 1998
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Between National and Post-National: Membership in the United States

• October 20, 1998
• Carnegie

• Proliferation Analysis

Breach of Contract in Korea

• October 14, 1998
• Carnegie

Amidst the debris left by the final days of the 105th Congress may be our best chance to stabilize a dangerous situation on the Korean Peninsula. Congress is balking at providing $35 million for the shipment of fuel oil to North Korea in exchange for the shipment of plutonium out of that country.

Beyond Government: Business Self-Regulation in International Affairs

• October 06, 1998
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Learning to Live with NGOs

• October 01, 1998
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Way to Oust Saddam

• September 28, 1998
• Carnegie