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The Academy of Political Science 475 Riverside Drive · Suite 1274 · New York, New York 10115-1274 (212) 870-2500 · FAX: (212) 870-2202 · aps@psqonline.org · http://www.psqonline.org POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY Volume 119 · Number 3 · Fall 2004 No part of this article may be copied, downloaded, stored, further transmitted, transferred, distributed, altered, or otherwise used, in any form or by...

Domingo Entrevista al último virrey Aquel fue el momento más trágico de nuestra historia republicana. Andrés Avelino Cáceres había sido derrotado, el 10 de julio de 1883, en Huamachuco. En Lima, desde Palacio de Gobierno, el comandante en jefe del Ejército de Ocupación, Patricio Lynch, gobernaba el país. Aquí, sin ninguna oposición, preparaba los términos que llevarían a la rendición del Perú y...

A R epor ter a t La rge Fidel’s He ir The inf lue nce of Hu go Cháv ez. by Jon Le e Ander son June 23, 2008 Venezuela’s oil money has brought better living standards for the country’s poorest citizens. It has also given Chávez the means to buy influence with his neighbors, usually at the expense of the United States. Photograph by Chris Anderson. A few years ago, when Hugo Chávez, the Preside...

Violencia Armada: La Crisis Mundial 1000 muertos cada día Menos armas, más seguridad Red de Acción Internacional contra las Armas Ligeras (IANSA), Development House, 56-64 Leonard Street, Londres, EC2A 4LT, Reino Unido T: +44 20 7065 0870 F: +44 20 7065 0871 E: contact@iansa.org W: www.iansa.org Armas: hechos y estadísticas Mil personas mueren diariamente por causa de las armas de fuego, Y...

Rivers and conflict Streams of blood, or streams of peace May 1st 2008 | NAIROBI From The Economist print edition Talk of thirsty armies marching to battle is surely overdone, but violence and drought can easily go together NHPA WHEN Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, was asked to ponder the future of the world before an audience of powerful businessmen and politicians, at a meeting in S...

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Volume 48, Number 19 · November 29, 2001 Is There a Good Terrorist? By Timothy Garton Ash Have you heard that Osama bin Laden is coming to Macedonia? No. Why? Because we've declared an amnesty for terrorists. This Macedonian joke, told to me recently in Skopje, invites us to reflect on one of the most important questions in the post–September 11 world: Who is a terrorist? It is a question to w...