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Russia's HIV/AIDS Crisis: Confronting the Present and Facing the Future
September 1, 2002 Russia is part of the “second wave” of states being struck by HIV/AIDS, and the epidemic threatens to devastate the country. Although the prevalence of the virus in Russia is currently not nearly as severe as that of sub-Saharan African states, the growth of the...

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The Power and Limits of NGOs: A Critical Look at Building Democracy in Eastern Europe and Eurasia
September 1, 2002

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Canada Focus: Escaping the Leadership Muskeg - Volume III, Issue 2 — September 2002
September 1, 2002

On August 21, Canadian prime minister Jean Chrétien announced that he planned to retire as
Liberal Party leader in February 2004.

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Strengthening U.S.-Korean-Japanese Trilateral Relations
September 1, 2002 Considers ways to further develop and sustain the U.S.-ROK-Japan trilateral relationship to meet common regional challenges in coming years

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Hemisphere Highlights - Volume I, Issue 9 - September 2002
September 1, 2002 IMF ATTEMPTS BRAZIL AND URUGUAY RESCUE.

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South Asia Monitor: The Kashmiri Impasse: Lots of Activity, Little Movement - September 1, 2002
September 1, 2002

Despite a summer of political ferment in Kashmir, violence remains high and the underlying impasse has not changed. Barring some significant changes in policy in both Islamabad and Delhi, the state elections scheduled for September/October are unlikely to settle the question...


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Unified Korea's Major Institutions
August 31, 2002

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Japan Watch August 2002 Issue - Japan Should Focus on Making Use of the Broadband Advantage for Its Economic Recovery
August 28, 2002

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Geopolitics of Energy into the 21st Century
August 16, 2002

It is perhaps ironic that in an age where the pace of technological change is almost overwhelming, the world will remain dependent, for 2000-2020 at least, on essentially the same forms of energy—oil, coal, and natural gas—that fueled the 20thcentury.

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Issues in International Political Economy - The United States and Latin America: Mutual Dissapointments - August 2002, Number 32
August 15, 2002

Migration is a perennial subject, one that deals with a basic aspect of human existence. The intensity of the debate, however, varies with the times. Migration is a hot issue when the economy of the receiving country is weak, or when the political situation in the sending...


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Hemisphere Focus - Vol. 10, Issue 11 — August 14, 2002
August 14, 2002 The debate  was inundated with discontinuity and convoluted rules, which contributed to audience distraction and generally unanimated presentations.  Lula appeared calm throughout.

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Hemisphere Focus - Vol. 10, Issue 12 — August 14, 2002
August 14, 2002 The upcoming elections will serve as an important referendum on the continuation of neoliberal economic reforms initiated, but hardly completed, during the presidency of Fernando Henrique Cardoso.

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