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Border Security at the Top of African Agendas
Why has border security become so important in African states and whose interests does it serve?
by Johannes GaechterThe Rise of Chinese Infrastructure Financing in Africa:
Developmental Impact and Geopolitical Implications
by Patrick CurranWhat Are the Major Differences between al-Qaeda and the 'Islamic State?'
by Inger KvisethThe 9/11 terrorist attacks were a watershed event in world affairs.
Did 9/11 also mark a watershed in the US government's practice of strategy?
by Lukas KisieliusA Post-Crisis EU Emerges as Standard-Setter in Financial Services Regulation
by Cheryl McGee WallaceThe Role of Religious Sectarianism in the New Middle Eastern Cold War
by Daniel CooleyImmigration in the United States: A Red Thread from Past to Present
A comparative study of the McCarran-Walter Act and contemporary immigration policies
by Olena DobrunikAn Ethiopian Development Model
by Nils Brandsma
Border Security at the Top of African Agendas
Why has border security become so important in African states and whose interests does it serve?Johannes Gaechter
The 9/11 terrorist attacks were a watershed event in world affairs.
Did 9/11 also mark a watershed in the US government's practice of strategy?Lukas Kisielius
What Are the Major Differences between al-Qaeda and the 'Islamic State?'
Inger Kviseth
An Ethiopian Development Model
Nils Brandsma
The Rise of Chinese Infrastructure Financing in Africa:
Developmental Impact and Geopolitical ImplicationsPatrick Curran
Immigration in the United States: A Red Thread from Past to Present
A comparative study of the McCarran-Walter Act and contemporary immigration policiesOlena Dobrunik
A Post-Crisis EU Emerges as Standard-Setter in Financial Services Regulation
Cheryl McGee Wallace
The Role of Religious Sectarianism in the New Middle Eastern Cold War
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