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The Washington Consensus

Symoniak, Jason D. (2010-12)

In 1989, John Williamson outlined a set of desirable economic reforms targeted at developing countries that he deemed broadly supported by policymakers in Washington. Dubbed the “Washington Consensus”, it addressed economic ...
Managing Iraq's Water Resources: The Path to Stability and Security

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 ...
The Outcomes of Iranian Civil Unrest Over the Next Four Years

Afzal, Solaiman (2010-12)

Based on the analysis of open source intelligence (OSINT), the following six outcomes are possible within the next 4 years: 1. The current Iranian regime will agree to compromise with the reformers, leading to the election ...
Welcome to Volume 5, No 1

Tschopp, Beth (2010-12)

Welcome from Editor in Chief, Beth Tschopp
Welcome from Faculty Advisor Dr. Todd M. LaPorte

LaPorte, Todd M. (2010-12)
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Green International Political Economy: Issues And Policy Concerns

Gopalan, Sasidaran; Liu, Jeremy; Tefera, Temnite (2011-06-29)

olicy-makers across the global spectrum and in the United States (US) in particular, are grappling with the classic problem of an ‘environment-economy tradeoff.‘ The phenomenal increase in the emission of greenhouse ...
Black Swans, Crisis Economics, and Globalization: A Critical Appraisal

Illgner, Astrid; Platt, Juhani; Taylor, Brandon (2011-06-29)

The severity of the recent global financial crisis has sparked intense debate among economists, politicians, and the public regarding the factors that led to the downturn, as well as the future of U.S. fiscal policy. Amidst ...

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