Publications

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  Party Formation and Non-Formation in Russia

  • Michael McFaul
  • May 01, 2000
  • Carnegie

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  White Paper on National Missile Defense

  • Joseph Cirincione
  • May 01, 2000
  • Lawyers Alliance for World Security

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  Drug Trafficking on the Great Silk Road: The Security Environment in Central Asia

  • Martha Brill Olcott, Natalia Udalova Zwart
  • March 01, 2000
  • Carnegie

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  Naturalization in the Wake of Anti-Immigrant Legislation: Dominicans in New York City

  • Audrey Singer, Greta Gilbertson
  • February 15, 2000
  • Carnegie

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  Natural Resources, Human Capital, and Growth

  • Nancy Birdsall, Richard Sabot
  • February 01, 2000
  • Carnegie

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  Democracy Assistance and NGO Strategies in Post-Communist Societies

  • John Glenn
  • February 01, 2000
  • Carnegie

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  Challenge of Semi-Authoritarianism

  • Martha Brill Olcott, Marina Ottaway
  • October 01, 1999
  • Carnegie

  Several factors explain why a growing number of regimes are adopting outwardly more democratic political systems: the loss of appeal of socialist systems during the 1990s, the creation of newly independent states, and the corresponding need felt by an increasing number of governments to legitimize themselves in the eyes of their citizens and of the international community.

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  Rise and Fall of START II: The Russian Perspective

  • Alexander A. Pikayev
  • September 01, 1999
  • Carnegie

  Here, Russian scholar Alexander Pikayev gives us new insights into the collapse of the negotiated nuclear reduction process as experienced in Russia.

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  Putting Education to Work in Egypt

  • Nancy Birdsall
  • August 25, 1999
  • Carnegie

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  Campaign for the Unpaid Wages Prohibition Act: Latino Immigrants Change New York Wage Law

  • Jennifer Gordon
  • August 01, 1999
  • Carnegie

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  Intergenerational Mobility in Latin America: Deeper Markets and Better Schools Make a Difference

  • Nancy Birdsall, Miguel Szekely
  • July 03, 1999
  • Carnegie

  Although the immediate effects of economic and social reforms on current income distribution in Latin America may not be that strong, they are likely to have the long-run effect of increasing intergenerational social mobility.

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  Politics at the Heart: The Architecture of Humanitarian Assistance to Afghanistan

  • Paula R. Newberg
  • July 02, 1999
  • Carnegie

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  No More Secrets?: Policy Implications of Commercial Remote Sensing Satellites

  • Ann M. Florini, Yahya A. Dehqanzada
  • July 01, 1999
  • Carnegie