Vol 2011 no 2
Global Conflict
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Nationality, Religion and Immigration: We Are All Children of Babel
Judge Bruce J. Einhorn (ret.), Professor of Law and Director, Asylum and Refugee Law Clinic, Pepperdine University School of Law
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United States Occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq: A Hindrance to Combating Global TerrorismKema Irogbe, Professor of Political Science, Claflin University
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Meg Wilkes Karraker, Professor of Sociology, Women’s Studies, and Family Studies, and Family Business Center Fellow, University of St. Thomas
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Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness: Human Rights and Immigration
Richard H. Morgan, School of Social Welfare, Stony Brook University
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The Effects of Redistributive Conflicts on Immigrants
Marcella Myers, Assistant Professor, Political Science, Andrews University
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Moral Obligation and Social Rationality of Government: The Affordable Care Act
Timothy C. Okeke, Chair, Department of Social Work/Director of Social Work Program, Livingstone College
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Nativism, Immigration and the Latinization of America
Guadalupe San Miguel Jr., Professor, History Department, University of Houston
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Environment
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Images of Environmental Disaster: Information and Ontology
Charles Bonner, Department of Philosophy, Providence College
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Evolution and the Goal of Environmentalism
John H Dreher, Associate Professor of Philosophy, University of Southern California
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Frank Lloyd Wright and Our Attitude toward Nature
Theresa Grupico, Lecturer, Department of Art and Design, Monmouth University
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Ideological impacts upon environmental problem perception
Jeff William Justice, Ryan Cheek, and Brandon Buckman
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Simona L. Perry, Dickinson College
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Women’s Studies
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Women and Leadership: Transforming VIsions and Current Contexts
Jean Lau Chin, Professor, Adelphi University
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Anthony Gray, Associate Professor, University of Southern Queensland
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Women’s Leadership in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics: Barriers to Participation
Laura McCullough, Department Chair, Physics Department, University of Wisconsin-Stout
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