2004

Volume 15 | Spring 2004 

Letter from the Editors

  1. Peachey, Everett J. The Aral Sea Basin Crisis and Sustainable Water Resource Management in Central Asia.
  2. Mobley, Blake W. Outsourcing Post-Conflict Operations: Designing a System for Contract Management and Oversight.
  3. Dahl, Erik. Too Good to be Legal? Network Centric Warfare and International Law.
  4. Langdon, Lisa, Alexander J. Sarapu and Matthew Wells. Targeting the Leadership of Terrorist and Insurgents Movements: Historical Lessons for Contemporary Policy Makers.
  5. Fields, Todd W. Eastward Bound: The Strategy and Politics of Repositioning U.S. Military Bases in Europe.
  6. Grunau, Steven. Negotiating Survival: The Problem of Commitment in U.S.-North Korean Relations.
  7. Tremper, Julie M. The Decolonization of Chechnya: Reviving the UN Trusteeship Council.
  8. Black, Elizabeth C. Litigation as a Tool for Development: The Environment, Human Rights, and the Case of Texaco in Ecuador. 
  9. Richardson, Paula. Corporate Crime in a Globalized Economy: An Examination of the Corporate Legal Conundrum and Positive Prospects for Peace.
  10. Borland, Rosilyne M. Complex Emergencies and Human Development: A Quantitative Analysis of Their Relationship.
  11. Babbage, Maria. White Elephants: Why South Africa Gave Up the Bomb and the Implications for Nuclear Nonproliferation Policy.
  12. Thanasombat, Sirithon. Vulnerabilities and Visibility: Thailand’s Management of Female Domestic Workers from Burma.