American Political Science Association 2004-Sep-02 to 2004-Sep-02

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NATO Expansion: Were the Critics Wrong?
 Ball, Christopher.
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Narratives of Inequality under Communism: Voices from Below in the Soviet Case
 Joo, Hyung-Min.
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Narratives to Live By: The "Century of Humiliation" and Chinese National Identity Today
 Gries, Peter.
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National Health Insurance and the Politics of Race in the United States, 1945-52
 Boychuk, Gerard.
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National Parliaments in the European Union: The Benefits of Integration
 Oliver, Michael. and Duina, Francesco.
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National Security and Humanitarianism: An Analysis of the operations of USAID's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance from 1992 to 2002
 Kevlihan, Robert.
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National Sovereignty, Plenary Power and Due Process--The Consequences of Recurring Themes in Immigration Cases 1883-1893 and 1990-2000
 Law, Anna.
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National Tides and Local Results in U.S. House Elections
 McGhee, Eric.
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Nationalism and Neoconservative Perspectives on the Promotion of Democracy Abroad
 Monten, Jonathan.
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Nationalism and the Coming Sino-Japanese Conflict
 He, Yinan.
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Nationalism and the Puzzle of Changing State Sizes
 Cederman, Lars-Erik.
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Nationalized Parties, New Labor: From Pluralism to Polarization in the American States
 Fritz, Lori.
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Necessity East and West: The Book of Lord Shang Compared to Machiavelli
 Fischer, Markus.
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Neighborhood Effect in Korean Electoral Regionalism
 Baek, Mijeong., Lee, So Young. and Lin, Tse-min.
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Neo-Liberal Impacts on Administration Reform: Public/Private Partnerships in Health Policy
 Bjorkman, James.
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Neoconservatives and the Limits to Their Dream of Empire
 Tunc, Hakan.
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Neopatrimonialism, aid, and elite strategies: how do they affect state capacity? Evidence from seven African countries
 Kjær, Anne Mette., Jorgensen, Mette. and Brøgger, Line.
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Nested Politics: A New Systemic Theory of IR
 Braumoeller, Bear.
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Networks, Social Capital, and the Emergence of Cooperation in Regulatory Enforcement Games
 Scholz, John.
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Never Mind the Blocs, Mapping Ideological Space in France, 1988-2002
 Evans, Jocelyn.
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Never The Same? Core Values in American Foreign Policy Opinion Before and After 9/11
 Furia, Peter.
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New Approaches to Causal Analysis in Policy Research
 Steinberg, Paul.
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New Directions in the British Welfare State
 Gamble, Andrew.
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New Immigrants, Housing Governance, and Local Citizenship: Toward a Comparison of American and European Cities
 Sidney, Mara.
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New Imperialism as ‘Neo-Reaganite’ Strategy; the Role of Neoconservative Intellectuals of Statecraft in post-9.11.01 American Foreign Policy
 Kiersey, Nicholas.
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News Coverage of Global Inequalities: Journalism and the Clash of Civilizations
 Seib, Philip.
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News Management, Technology and Indexing in UK Television Coverage of the 2003 Gulf War
 Brown, Robin.
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Nietzsche, Wagner, and the Dionysian Public
 Voorhees, Matthew.
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No Laughing Matter: Late Night Television Talk Shows' Coverage of the 2004 Primary Campaigns
 Sarver, Danielle.
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No Place for Radical Politics: Universities, the Globalization Movement and a Return to Praxis
 Bufano, Alessandra.
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Non-Performing Loans Accumulation in Japanese Regional Banks: Political Explanations for Financial Policy
 Shimizu, Kay.
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Nonprofit-to-Nonprofit Policy Diffusion Across States: The T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood Project
 Kerlin, Janelle.
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Nonproliferation Export Control: Problems of Capacity or Organized Hypocrisy?
 Lipson, Michael.
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Not All Paths Lead to Rome: Historical Trajectories of Post-Authoritarian Justice and their Impact on Democratic Quality
 Cesarini, Paola.
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Not Rent-Seeking but Clientelism: Why the Washington Consensus Misdiagnosed Economic Reform in Developing Countries
 Lyne, Mona.
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American Political Science Association 2004-Sep-02 to 2004-Sep-02
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