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Setting Up Shop: The Far Reaching Implications of China's Burgeoning Presence in Africa
The Far-reaching Impacts of the Arab Spring
The Russian State Strikes Back: The Relevance of the State to Civil Society in Russia
Turkey Rising: Increasing Confidence in Times of Conflict
Unauthorized Immigrants as "Americans in Waiting:" A Call for Re-Articulating the Scope of Legality and Documentedness
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