SAIS Review
Volume 28, Number 2, Summer-Fall 2008
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E-ISSN: 1088-3142 Print ISSN: 0036-0775
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Multilateralism Matters Even More
pp. 3-15
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Make the United Nations a Cornerstone of U.S. Foreign Policy!
pp. 17-29
Multilateralism and Trade Liberalization
pp. 31-32
The Dangers of International Organizations
pp. 33-43
The False Binary Choice between Unilateralism and Multilateralism
pp. 45-48
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Welcome, Mr. President
Revamping U.S. Foreign Assistance
pp. 49-54
Development and ‘At-Risk’ Democracies
pp. 55-56
Reclaiming U.S. Leadership in Global Environmental Governance
pp. 57-75
The Green Wave Needs Private Enterprises
pp. 77-78
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Beyond Rationalism and Instrumentalism: The Case for Rethinking U.S. Engagement with International Law and Organization
pp. 79-100
Reputational Risk and Enforceability in International Law
pp. 101-103
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The United States and the ICCPR
pp. 105-106
Inside International Organizations
Power and Interests at the International Criminal Court
pp. 107-119
ICC under Fire in Africa
pp. 121-122
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International Economic Organizations and Economic Development: An Assessment
pp. 123-137
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Why Is Africa Still Poor?
pp. 139-140
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Spillovers and Contestations in International Governance: Addressing the Problems of Democracy, Accountability, and Legitimacy in International Organizations
pp. 141-153
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Trends in the Transnational Protest Movement
pp. 155-156
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Reviving NEASPEC to Address Regional Environmental Problems in Asia
pp. 157-172
North East Asia: Environmental Reform Needed
pp. 173-174
The SAIS Review Prize
Conditional Cash Transfer Programs in Latin America
pp. 175-187
Photo Essay: Cynical Tibet
pp. 189-201
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“Containing” the Bush Doctrine: Ian Shapiro’s Critique of the Post-9/11 American Security Strategy
pp. 203-205
Endnote
The New Global Economy Still Needs U.S. Leadership
pp. 207-209
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