Archive for 2012

Review – In My Time

Chris McCarthy • Jan 4 2012 • Features

Dick Cheney served as Vice President during one of the most controversial U.S. administrations in history. Those hoping for a greater insight into this divisive period, or wanting to better understand Cheney, will be disappointed by a memoir that offers little more than was already known.

Do IGOs Decrease the Possibility of Conflict?

Giulia Amparo Bruni Roccia • Jan 3 2012 • Essays

Whether international institutions can promote and achieve a more peaceful world is a question that is being examined more and more in the study of international relations. Literature about this issue has further developed over the last 50 years, as the world has seen the rise of new international organizations and the integration of old ones.

Sri Lanka: A Nation Moves On

Salma Yusuf • Jan 3 2012 • Articles

As Sri Lanka emerges from the throes of a three-decade conflict, the opportunities and hope for a new tomorrow spring in the hearts and minds of all its peoples. The kaleidoscope of aspects to be addressed in order to bring the nation back on its feet is far from few.

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