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"What China Will Want: The Future Intentions of a Rising Power"
Jeffrey W. Legro (Perspectives on Politics, September 2007)

"From Taboo to the Negotiable: The Israeli New Historians and the Changing Representation of the Palestinian Refugee Problem"
Michal Ben-Josef Hirsch (Perspectives on Politics, June 2007)

“What’s at Stake in the American Empire Debate” 
Daniel H. Nexon, Thomas Wright (APSR, May 2007)

"Democracy, Dictatorship, and the Making of Modern Political Science: Huntington's Thesis and Pinochet's Chile" 
Jorge Heine (PS, Apr. 2006)

"The Art of the 'Impossible': Writing Peace Agreements During War"
Andrew Flibbert (PS, Oct. 2003)

Symposium: The 2006 Mexican Election and Its Aftermath
Various (PS, Jan. 2007)

Symposium: The Politics of Canada
Various (PS, Oct. 2006)

Symposium: The EU Constitution: RIP?
Various (PS, Apr. 2006)