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January 1992, Volume 519, Issue 1
November 1991, Volume 518, Issue 1
- 8-10 Preface
by I. William Zartman
- 11-22 Conflict and Resolution: Contest, Cost, and Change
by I. William Zartman
- 23-38 Classifying Conflicts: Asymmetry and Resolution
by C. R. Mitchell
- 39-57 Great- and Medium-Power Mediations: Angola
by Donald Rothchild & Caroline Hartzell
- 58-68 Evolution of a Dual Negotiation Process: Afghanistan
by Imtiaz H. Bokhari
- 69-81 Mediation in a Transitional Conflict: Eritrea
by Marina Ottaway
- 82-94 Regional Conflict and Regional Solutions: Lebanon
by Mary Jane Deeb & Marius K. Deeb
- 95-108 Conflict Research and Resolution: Cyprus
by Jay Rothman
- 109-117 Steps versus Solutions in the Arab-Israeli Conflict
by Irina D. Zviagelskaia
- 118-131 U.S.-Soviet Cooperation: The Role of Third States
by Edward A. Kolodziej
- 132-142 Regional Organizations in Conflict Management
by Thomas Perry Thornton
- 143-152 Rules of Conduct in the Settlement of Regional Conflicts
by Victor A. Kremenyuk
- 153-164 Conflict and Cooperation: Between the Cold War and the Gulf
by Charles F. Doran
- 165-176 The Concept of Balance of Interests and U.S.-Soviet Interaction
by Vadim V. Udalov
- 177-187 Superpower Conflict Resolution: Lessons for the Future
by Mark N. Katz
- 188-189 International Relations and Politics
by Roderick Phillips
- 189-190 International Relations and Politics
by David S. Sorenson
- 190-191 International Relations and Politics
by John D. Stevens
- 191-192 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Justus M. Van Der Kroef
- 192-193 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Howard Spodek
- 193-195 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Mary C. Carras
- 195-196 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Damian J. Fernandez
- 196-198 Europe
by Mary Jo Maynes
- 198-198 Europe
by Jeffrey Merrick
- 198-199 Europe
by Gerard Braunthal
- 199-201 Europe
by N. N. Shneidman
- 201-202 United States
by Peter N. Stearns
- 202-203 United States
by Daniel Hays Lowenstein
- 203-205 United States
by Michael R. Haines
- 205-206 United States
by Mina Carson
- 206-207 United States
by Raymond A. Mohl
- 207-207 United States
by Alan Shank
- 207-208 United States
by Mark Lawrence Kornbluh
- 208-209 United States
by Norman D. Palmer
- 209-210 United States
by Douglas C. Nord
- 210-211 United States
by Dewey W. Grantham
- 211-212 Sociology
by John M. Conley
- 213-214 Sociology
by M. Estellie Smith
- 214-215 Sociology
by Arnold A. Sio
- 215-216 Sociology
by Peter Van Der Veer
- 216-217 Economics
by Wallace F. Smith
- 217-219 Economics
by Andrew D. Foster
- 219-220 Economics
by Philip A. Neher
- 220-222 Economics
by Jay A. Sigler
September 1991, Volume 517, Issue 1
July 1991, Volume 516, Issue 1
- 8-8 Preface
by Michael Ulan
- 9-21 Foreign Investment in the U.S. Economy before 1914
by Mira Wilkins
- 22-35 Real Foreign Investment in Perspective
by Robert Eisner & Paul J. Pieper
- 36-49 The Determinants of U.S. Capital Imports
by William A. Niskanen
- 50-65 A Profile of Recent Foreign Investment in the U.S
by Edward John Ray
- 66-75 The Macroeconomic Effects of Restricting Foreign Investment in the U.S
by William Helkie & Lois Stekler
- 76-90 Foreign Direct Investment in the United States and U.S. Trade
by Robert E. Lipsey
- 91-105 Trade Protection and Foreign Direct Investment in the U.S
by Dominick Salvatore
- 106-116 Exchange Rate Variability and Direct Investment
by Martin J. Bailey & George S. Tavlas
- 117-125 Should the U.S. Restrict Foreign Investment?
by Michael Ulan
- 126-143 Real and Imagined Dangers of U.S. Dependence on Foreign Capital
by Edward M. Graham
- 144-153 The Impact of U.S. Laws on Foreign Direct Investment
by Leroy O. Laney
- 154-168 Barriers to Foreign Investment in the U.S. and Other Nations
by Vito Tanzi & Isaias Coelho
- 169-182 Why Foreign Corporations are Buying into U.S. Business
by RACHEL McCULLOCH
- 183-184 International Relations and Politics
by Gerald L. Sbarboro
- 184-186 International Relations and Politics
by William Safran
- 186-187 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Aruna Nayyar Michie
- 187-188 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Arthur Schmidt
- 188-189 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Arthur Schweitzer
- 189-190 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Hans E. Segal
- 190-191 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Adele Austin Rickett
- 191-192 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by David L. Nixon
- 192-194 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Cynthia Bertozzi
- 194-195 Europe
by Claudio G. Segrãˆ
- 195-196 Europe
by Mary Beth Emmerich
- 196-197 Europe
by David L. Schalk
- 197-197 United States
by Fred Rotondaro
- 197-198 United States
by Melvin Small
- 198-199 United States
by Daniel Rich
- 199-201 United States
by Louis Filler
- 201-202 United States
by Harold M. Waller
- 202-203 United States
by Eugene V. Schneider
- 203-204 United States
by David W. Schodt & Eddie W. Schodt
- 204-205 United States
by Sam C. Sarkesian
- 205-206 United States
by Dan F. Hahn
- 206-208 United States
by Susan M. Yohn
- 208-209 United States
by Martin Schiesl
- 209-210 United States
by David D. Lee
- 210-213 Sociology
by Jerry A. Jacobs
- 213-214 Sociology
by Mary C. Waters
- 215-215 Sociology
by Dorothy Rudy
- 215-216 Sociology
by Loren Schweninger
- 216-217 Sociology
by Peggy Pascoe
- 217-219 Economics
by Franklin R. Root
- 219-220 Economics
by Ervin Miller
- 220-221 Economics
by Joseph White
May 1991, Volume 515, Issue 1
March 1991, Volume 514, Issue 1
- 9-10 Preface
by Vivian M. Horner & Linda G. Roberts
- 11-21 Plato at the Keyboard: Telecommunications Technology and Education Policy
by John Carey
- 22-34 Why Distance Education?
by Jason Ohler
- 35-48 Distance Education and Foreign Languages
by Richard D. Lambert
- 49-57 Research on Telecommunicated Learning: Past, Present, and Future
by Sally M. Johnstone
- 58-75 International Case Studies of Distance Learning
by Kurt D. Moses & David Edgerton & Willard E. Shaw & Ralph Grubb
- 76-91 Higher-Education Partnerships in Engineering and Science
by Lionel V. Baldwin
- 92-106 MCET: Creating the Infrastructure
by Inabeth Miller
- 107-118 German by Satellite
by Harry S. Wohlert
- 119-132 Industry Training and Education at a Distance: The IBM Approach
by Charles L. Bruce & Elizabeth J. Katz & James A. Tomsic
- 133-145 Gender and Distance Learning
by Cornelia Brunner
- 146-158 Emerging Technologies: Impacts on Distance Learning
by Christopher J. Dede
- 159-174 Technology-Mediated Communities for Learning: Designs and Consequences
by Jan Hawkins
- 175-177 International Relations and Politics
by Stephen J. Cimbala
- 177-178 International Relations and Politics
by Joseph Antonio Raffaele
- 178-179 International Relations and Politics
by Bruce P. Frohnen
- 179-179 International Relations and Politics
by Anthony Payne
- 179-180 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by GARY W. McDONOGH
- 180-181 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Don Peretz
- 181-182 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by James Petras
- 182-183 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Joseph W. Esherick
- 183-184 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by John F. Melby
- 184-185 Africa, Asia, and Latin America
by Wayne Patterson
- 185-186 Europe
by Jiri Kolaja
- 186-187 United States
by Anne Permaloff
- 187-188 United States
by Rene Peritz
- 188-189 United States
by Patrick Lloyd Hatcher
- 189-190 United States
by Kathleen B. Jones
- 190-191 United States
by Edmund L. Drago
- 191-192 United States
by William E. Pemberton
- 192-193 United States
by Gary Alan Fine
- 193-193 United States
by Fred Rotondaro
- 193-194 United States
by Mark Finkelstein
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