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Journalism in Focus

Vol. 32 Issue 3

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Global Notebook

In Sickness and in Wealth

By Aditya Balasubramanian
Saudi Arabia and Desalination

Becoming Green as the Flag?

By Erika Lee
Madagascar: Natural and Manmade Calamities

By Aaron Mattis
India's Experiment with Biometric ID Systems

By Keshava Guha
Socioeconomic Inequality in Chile

By Rodolfo Diaz

Interviews

Interview with Margaret Spellings

Former Secretary of Education

By Margaret Spellings

World In Review

Bridging Ideologies

Maternal Health as a Human Rights Dilemma

By Alice E.M. Underwood
Beyond Humanitarian Intervention

Doing good in a dangerous and complicated world

By Alex Palmer

Correspondence

A Good Start, but not Quite

By Claudio Grossman
Toward Reciprocity in the Accommodation of Western Law and Indigenous Justice

By Douglas Lind

Perspectives, Print Perspectives

Modernizing Chile

Visions for the Future

By Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle
Assisting Democracy Abroad

American Values, American Interests

By Kenneth Wollack

Features, Print Features

Freedom of Press in Zimbabwe

The Journalist's Fight Continues

By Andrew Meldrum
Giving Persecuted Journalists A Voice

By Jean-Francois Julliard
Journalism: A Changing International Force

By Robert H. Giles
Murdering with Impunity

The Rise in Terror Tactics Against News Reporters

By Frank Smyth

Endpaper

There is a Seat on the UN Security Council for the European Union—The French Seat

By CDR Rick Denny

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Happy Birthday Madeleine Albright: A Just Stance on Foreign Policy

Seventy-six years ago today (May 15, 1937), Madeleine Albright was born in Prague to Jewish parents Josef and Anna...

Bulgaria after Snap Elections 2013: Hung Parliament, Political Accusations and No Cabinet?

GERB, the party of Bulgaria’s ousted prime minister Boyko Borisov, secured a slim victory at the 2013...

Victory In Europe and the Importance of American Beer

Perhaps this is nothing more than a sort of self-indulgence, but I generally think we do a...

The Prison Crisis

In Norway, the maximum prison sentence is 21 years. This fact, startling to many, came to light...

Forgotten Victims: Openly Confronting Human Trafficking

Soaring globalization that began during the 1990s brought about many advantages, among them...

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