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Volume 17

The Editorial Board of the Bologna Center Journal of International Affairs is excited to announce the theme of the Journal's 17th edition, "Stalemates".

Previous editions of the Journal may be viewed here.

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Previous Editions

STALEMATES

Volume 17 - Spring 2014

 

Editor's Note | Director's Note | Acknowledgments & Staff | Download PDF

Wednesday
Apr232014

On Italy's Economic Reforms

An Interview with Filippo Taddei
By THE EDITORIAL STAFF

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Wednesday
Apr232014

A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: The Rise and Decline of Japan’s Culture of Antimilitarism

By Fritz Lodge 

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Wednesday
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Stalemate in the South China Sea: Implications for ASEAN and the Region

By Jagabanta Ningthoujam

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On Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan

An Interview with Ahmed Rashid 
By THE EDITORIAL STAFF

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Wednesday
Apr232014

The K Stands for Kashmir, But It Doesn’t Have To

By Anand Kandaswamy

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Wednesday
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“Peace is Costly, but it is Worth the Expense”: Stalemate in Sudan - An Alternative Approach to Peace and Justice in Darfur

By Nora Sturm

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Wednesday
Apr232014

On Russia's Near-Abroad and Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks

An Interview with Serge Schmemann 
By THE EDITORIAL STAFF

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Wednesday
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Stalemate: The PKK as a Symbol of Identity and Insurgency in Modern Turkey

By Andrew Watkins

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Wednesday
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Lebanon’s Cabinet Crisis and the Syria Spillover

By Marc Sabbagh

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Wednesday
Apr232014

Greener Trade at the WTO: How Shifting the Focus from Products to Processes Could Save the Environment

By Allison M. Carragher

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Wednesday
Apr232014

Explaining Breakthroughs in Climate Change Negotiations: Why All is Not Lost to Stalemate

By Virginia Benninghoff 

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Wednesday
Apr232014

Rising or Falling Global Income Inequality? Stalemate in an Academic Debate

By Claire Le Barbenchon

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Wednesday
Apr232014

The Problem of Parcellized Sovereignty: Revolution and Counterrevolution in Colombia, 1946-2014

By Evan Pheiffer

 

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Wednesday
Apr232014

Conflict in South Kordofan: The Complexity of Sudan’s Interlocking Crise

By Michelle Trone

 

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