International Trade
Browsing the Summer Issue of 2004
Does It Make Sense?
Vol. 26 Issue 2
Global Notebook
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Congolese Natural ResourcesBy Stephen Wertheim
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Tourism in New ZealandBy Krister Anderson
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Serbia’s Path to ReconstructionBy Taylor Hathaway-Zepeda
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Grading the Republic’s EconomyBy Doug Lieb
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New Space for US-China RelationsBy David Thaisrivongs
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The Zapatista Rebellion in MexicoBy Antonio Lupher
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Ethiopia’s Years of FamineBy Hana Lee
Correspondence
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By Paul Rosenzweig
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By Yu Bin
Perspectives, Print Perspectives
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A License to Lie?By Daniel Ellsberg
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Democratizers’ Surprisingly Bright Development RecordBy Joseph Siegle
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Proverbs of Nation-buildingBy Dennis Rondinelli, John Montgomery
World In Review
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Repercussions of the French Heat WaveBy Norman Ho
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US Opposition to the ICCBy Nick Green
Features, Letter from the Editors
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Features, Print Features
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The Forces Behind TradeBy Paul Krugman
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Constitutional Moments of the WTOBy Joel P. Trachtman
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The International Patent RegimeBy Graham Dutfield
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Climate Change and Carbon CreditsBy David F. Victor, Joshua C. House
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Core Labor Standards and Global TradeBy Maria C. Mattioli, V. K. Sapovadia
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Georgetown Steel and Subsidy ExemptionsBy John R. Magnus
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The Trade Legacy of President BushBy Gary C. Hufbauer, Yee Wong
Interviews
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WHO Confronts AIDS, Drugs, and the Future of HealthBy Lee Jong-Wook
Review Essays
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Roger Masters reviews Darwin and International RelationsBy Roger Masters
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Michael Witter reviews Banana WarsBy Michael Witter
Endpaper
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When Democracy Promotion WorksBy Sarah E. Mendelson
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