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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2009): New England Journal of Political Science
Vol. 3 No. 2 (2009): New England Journal of Political Science
Published:
2009-03-01
Note from Editor
Editorial Foreword
James McHugh (Author)
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Articles
Rethinking the Dominance of Elections and Institutions in Analyzing Democratic Transitions
Luke Perry (Author)
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Securing a Role for International Human Rights Law in Counter Terrorism: The Role of Judicial Review in the United Kingdom
Benedetta Berti (Author)
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Inspiration versus Perspiration: Innovation and Adaptation in War
Matthew Tattar (Author)
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The Efficacy of Economic Sanctions: Economic Sanctions and American Foreign Policy in the Unipolar Era
Stephen Collins (Author)
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Running From New England: Will It Ever Lead the Nation Again?
Garrison Nelson (Author)
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State Report
Maine Politics in 2009: Money, Sex, and Religion Take Center Stage in an Off Year
Howard Cody (Author)
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New England Politics in 2009: Traditions and Transitions
Paul Petterson (Author)
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