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Taking Waves
Andrew Macdonald, Evan O'Neil 02/05/10
An innovative tidal power installation off the coast of Scotland could help demonstrate the ocean's potential for delivering renewable energy.

Immigration Administration Control in Japan
Hiroshi Kimizuka 02/03/10
Japanese immigration policy seeks to balance the needs of migrants and refugees with the harmonious functioning of Japanese industry, society, and employment.

Obama's Foreign Policy: What Matters and What Doesn't for America
George Friedman 02/01/10
Elections and campaigns are about options. Governing is about constraints. For Obama, and every president, what happens when foreign policy options meet foreign policy constraints?

Confronting the Long Crisis of Globalization
Alex Evans, Bruce Jones, David Steven 01/29/10
The international system needs to move toward a foreign policy paradigm of shared risks through a focus on resilience, engagement, subgroups, foresight, signaling, fairness, and penalties.

ACDC 2010 Call for Papers
Ashwini Deshpande 01/29/10
The forthcoming conference invites submission of academic papers representing original and critical research focusing on the various aspects of the current global economic crisis. DEADLINE EXTENDED: February 10, 2010.

 
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