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Archive of Earlier Electronic Journals

The U.S. & NATO: An Alliance of Purpose (June/2004)
Protecting Lives, Restoring Livelihoods: The U.S. Program To Remove Landmines (Jan/2004)
American Internationalism (Aug/2003)
U.S. National Security Strategy: A New Era (Dec/2002)
The Role of Think Tanks in U.S. Foreign Policy (Nov/2002)
Weapons of Mass Destruction: The New Strategic Framework (July/2002)
NATO in the 21st Century - The Road Ahead (Mar/2002)
Terrorism: Threat Assessment, Countermeasures and Policy (Nov/2001)
Small Arms and Light Weapons: U.S. Policy and Views (June/2001)
U.S. National Security: The Bush Team (Mar/2001)

The Global War on Terrorist Finance (Sep/2004)
Challenges to Energy Security (May/2004)
Microenterprise: Laying the Foundation for Economic Development (Feb/2004)
Agricultural Biotechnology (Sep/2003)
Millennium Challenge Account: A New Compact for Global Development (Mar/2003)
Overfishing: A Global Challenge (Jan/2003)
The Free Trade Area of the Americas: Expanding Hemispheric Trade (Oct/2002)
Food Security and Safety (May/2002)
Trade in the Post-Doha Global Economy (Jan/2002)
Addressing Global Poverty (Sep/2001)
The Fight against Money Laundering (May 2001)
Reforming the International Economic Institutions (Feb/2001)

Shared Oceans, Shared Future (Apr/2004)
The Evolving Internet (Nov/2003)
Responses to Human Trafficking (June/2003)
Seeking Free & Responsible Media (Feb/2003)
September 11: One Year Later (Sep/2002)
Achieving Sustainable Development (Apr/2002)
Health Systems for HIV/AIDS and Other Diseases (Dec/2001)
Arresting - Transnational Crime (Aug/2001)
Media & Ethics (April 2001)

Elections Guide 2004 (Oct/2004)
Access to the Courts: Equal Justice for All (Aug/2004)
Constitutionalism and Emerging Democracies (Mar/2004)
State and Local Government: Adapting to Change (Oct/2003)
The Changing Face of U.S. Courts (May/2003)
Legal Education in the United States (Aug/2002)
Human Rights Education (Mar/2002)
Religious Freedom as a Human Right (Nov/2001)
Criminal Justice in the U.S. (July/2001)

Americans at the Table: Reflections on Food and Culture (July/2004)
Sports in America (Dec/2003)
The Arts in America: New Directions (Apr/2003)
Community Colleges in the United States (June/2002)
The American Family (Jan/2001)

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