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Center for International Trade & Security
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Holmes/Hunter
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University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
Voice: 706-542-2985
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cits@uga.edu
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Studies of Global Issues (GLOBIS)
The University of Georgia
113 Franklin House
Athens, Georgia, 30602-4240
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Publications
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The Department of
International Affairs at the University of Georgia is pleased to
announce its Occasional Papers Series. The series represents one
aspect of a broad range of exciting and innovative activities
undertaken by the department. We anticipate that this will be a
rich and long-running series that will provide a perspective on
the range, quality, and variety of the research and writing being
conducted in the Department of International Affairs. |
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Dr.
Loch Johnson |
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Vol. I, No. 2 |
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Dr. A. Maurits van der Veen |
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Framing Anti-Terrorism Policies: Debates in the United
Kingdom and the Netherlands
(download as a PDF) |
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Vol 2., No. 1 |
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Dr. Howard J. Wiarda |
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The Political Sociology of a Concept:
Corporatism and the "Distinct Tradition"
(download as a PDF) |
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Vol. 2, No. 2 |
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Dr. Jeffrey Berejikian &
Matthew Fuhrmann |
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Cheating
Honestly: Exit Versus Predation in the Nonproliferation
Regime
(download as a PDF) |
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Colloquia
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The Department of
International Affairs at the University of Georgia, in
conjunction with GLOBIS, the center for the study of Global
Issues at the University, is organizing a monthly research
colloquium featuring speakers drawn from the University of
Georgia community as well as invited speakers.
Talks are held Wednesdays at 12:15 pm, with one talk per
month. Unless otherwise announced, talks take place in room 214 Candler
Hall, on North Campus.
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Fall 2009 Schedule: |
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Wednesday,
September 16, 12:30 pm, 214 Candler Hall:
"Should There be a Right to Democracy in International
Relations and Law?"
Dr. Mikulas Fabry,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Please contact
Dr Maurits van der Veen
if you are interested in receiving a copy of the published
article upon which this presentation is based. |
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Wednesday, 26
August, 12:30pm. 214 Candler Hall "The Structure and
Significance of Public Opinion in Non-Democratic Contexts."
Cale Horne, Ph.D.
Candidate, University of Georgia
A background paper for the talk is "Opinion and Policy
Beyond the Democratic West: The Case of Iran", and is
downloadable here. |
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