Academy and Policy

Interviews

The Future of US Civil Society Civic Engagement after September 11
by: Robert Putnam

World in Review

Join the Club Japan's Security Council Bid
by: Emily Bruemmer
Problems of Enforcement Iran, North Korea, and the NPT
by: Julia Choe
Confronting Cairo Changing an Illusory Democracy
by: Eric Lee

Global Notebook

Mineral Wealth The Cry from the DRC
by: Anthony Carlson
Vague Targets The Case of Aid in South Africa
by: Travis May
Koizumi's Move Change Uncertain in Japan
by: Taro Tsuda
Axis of Evo Bolivia's Model of Leftism
by: Eric Fish
Clean Slate? Mayan Troubles in Guatemala
by: Huilin Wang
Falling Sick Britain's National Health Service
by: Joseph Luna
Ports and Politics Sinking US-UAE Relations
by: Omar Abdelsamad

Review Essays

Trade and Justice Marc A. Miles reviews Fair Trade for All: How Trade Can Promote Development
by: Marc A. Miles
Torture in the War on Terror Kenneth Roth reviews Protecting Liberty in an Age of Terror
by: Kenneth Roth

Endpaper

Misunderstood Political Islam in Southeast Asia
by: Michael Mullany

Browsing the Summer Issue of 2006

Academy and Policy

Do Ideas Matter?
Vol. 28 Issue 2

Letter from the Editors

On Deaf Ears? Toward Better Informed Policy
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Correspondence

Perspectives

More than Ideology The Conflation of Populism with the Left in Latin America
by: Fernando Henrique Cardoso
The Fire Again? Iran, Iraq, and the Gulf
by: John K. Cooley
Rethinking Latin America A New Approach in US Foreign Policy
by: Myles Frechette
For Permanent Peace Beyond the Nuclear Challenge and the Cold War
by: Ban Ki-Moon

Features

On Deaf Ears? Toward Better Informed Policy
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In Need of Nuance What the Academy Can Teach
by: Michael Barnett
The Will to Prevent Global Challenges of Nuclear Proliferation
by: Graham Allison
Access to Power Research in International Policymaking
by: John Willinsky
Practicing Theory Management in HIV intervention
by: Aparajita Ramakrishnan, Ashok Alexander
Bridging the Divide When Policy Profits from Research
by: Lawrence Summers
Dogmatic Dangers When Policymaking Rigidifies Ideas
by: Zbigniew Brzezinski
The Rights Idea Knowledge, Human Rights, and Change
by: Irene Khan

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