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  • Patel, Ashish (2008-12)
    This paper seeks to provide insight into what hedge funds really are, how they operate, and the relevant aspects of regulatory reforms being proposed. The paper will provide arguments from various stakeholders within the ...
  • Hentges, Justin D (2007-10)
    This paper is a synthesis of six studies on the impact of the DADT policy, beginning with a brief history of the program and then reviewing various evaluations that have been done on the program. Finally, it discusses some ...
  • Hildebrandt, Rebekah (New Voices in Public Policy, 2011)
  • Manning, Diana F. (2008-12)
    Introduction from the Editorial Board.
  • Steinhelfer, Matthew D. (2009-04)
  • Fengler, Paul (2007-10)
    from introduction by Professor John Petersen: This paper was submitted for my ITRN 602 Class (Globalization and Financial Markets and Institutions). The assignment was for a brief paper (not to exceed 10 pages) dealing ...
  • Busardo, Kathryn; Gavagan, Cara; Kenny, Janet; Wallace, Sarah; Roberts, Kristin (2010-04)
    After the 2003 invasion of Iraq by coalition forces, the United States developed a policy to rebuild the Iraqi government and economy. Part of this policy was the establishment of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in the ...
  • Baldridge, William; Starnes, Monica (2008-12)
    This paper seeks to assess the scope and economic impact of the microlending phenomenon and its long term economic viability. While millions of individuals have benefited from microloans, it does not appear that the numbers ...
  • Chmela, Holli (2010-12)
    Iraq is in a difficult position as it tries to rebuild after decades of wars and dictatorial rule. As the United States reduces its military presence in Iraq, the Iraqi and U.S. governments, as well as international ...
  • Gest, Justin; Boucher, Anna; Challen, Suzanna; Burgoon, Brian; Thielemann, Eiko; Beine, Michel; McGovern, Patrick; Crock, Mary; Rapoport, Hillel; Hiscox, Michael (John Wiley & Sons, 2014-05-12)
    Academics and policy makers require a better understanding of the variation of policies that regulate global migration, asylum and immigrant naturalization. At present, however, there is no comprehensive cross-national, ...
  • Mitchell, Jenny (2009-12)
    In conclusion, though the area is understudied as of yet, there seems to be a clear-cut role for mental health professionals in maintaining the health of peacekeepers worldwide. There also seems to have been an unfortunate ...
  • Haynes, Kingsley E (2007)
    Message from the Dean of the School of Public Policy, Kingsley E. Haynes
  • Hoskin, Ryan (2010-04)
    Calderon’s military tactics, along with U.S. aid through the Merida initiative, may succeed at suppressing the current outbreak of violence. However, these policies do not address the root causes of drug cartel violence. ...
  • Boucher, Anna; Gest, Justin (Oxford University Press, 2014-08-22)
    International migration and its scientific examination have reached a crossroads. Today, migrants are pursuing opportunities in new destination societies with growing economies and different forms of governance from ...
  • Dodge, Cami; Zulkosky, Eric; Roach, Caroline; Mulholland, Kerry; Sprenger, David (2007-10)
    In this report, Clean Consulting examines and evaluates the most suitable options and strategies for helping Minnesota to meet its growing demand for ethanol and solve other environmental issues as the state adjusts to the ...
  • Hertz, K. J. (2010-04)
    This paper synthesizes findings from six evaluation studies focusing on the Money Follows the Person (MFP) demonstration grant program. The studies provide needs assessments of state long-term care systems and early analyses ...
  • Bybee, Ashley-Louise (2009-04)
    This paper will attempt to illustrate the former – that the massive influx of cash from narco-traffickers has impacted Guinea-Bissau in most every way predicted by the Resource Curse theory, including the nexus with conflict, ...
  • Aslam, Ghazia (2010-02-25)
    Many questions about the characteristics of dictatorships and the process and likelihood of their transition towards democracy remain unanswered. In this paper, we contend that in order to get a comprehensive picture of a ...
  • Paelinck, Jean H.P. (2007-11-05)
    Specification problems in spatial econometrics are particularly important, given the high complexity of the spatial – and temporal – relations involved; moreover asymmetry, heterogeneity, spatial bias, add to the number ...
  • Schaefer, Geoff (2009-12)
    The CAP reforms proposed in 2003 do a good job of bringing the EU’s agronomy into the future. But some aspects of the proposal have not, understandably, taken into account the new phenomenon of purchasing huge swathes of ...

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