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Rapid and ongoing transformation of conflicts, or 'fluidity,' may well become the most intriguing and destabilizing characteristic of the future international environment. What would such a scenario imply in terms of actors'...
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The outcome of the Iranian presidential election has surprised many observers. Most analysts who wished for the victory of the State Expediency Council chairman Rafsandjani, simply forgot one thing: voters. In spite of obvious paramilitary, pasdarans and...
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The recent election of an ultra-conservative during the Iranian presidential raceseems to further distance the idea of a positive conclusion to negotiations withTehran. Confronted with a dangerous Iranian agenda, the Europeans have been leadingnegotiations that...
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The United States' use of force since 1945 has been significantly influenced by the perceived consequences of appeasing Hitler in the 1930s, and, from the mid-1970s to 2001, by the chilling effects of the Vietnam War...
The 11 case studies reviewed in this paper constitute various approaches under the overall framework of hedging strategies. They include both "successes" and "failures," viewed from the benefit of hindsight. Collectively, they suggest a number of lessons learned. These lessons may be useful as...
Canada has implemented an immigration and integration policy that is very different from the European experience. This Policy Paper analyzes some of the lessons that one can draw from the Canadian model. It explains why this model may not be suitable for most of the European countries, but...
Article published in French in Les Champs de Mars, n°17 (2nd half, 2005), pp. 183-211.
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Do trade and growth favor the struggle against poverty in developing countries? Several economists argue that poor countries don’t need assistance, but only trade, in order to develop. Others stress that foreign trade is...
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The change in United States macro-economic policy since 9/11 has squeezed economic orthodoxy. It is now guided by hybrid economic considerations and disturbing political and strategic decisions. Though positive economic results...
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