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Mon 01 Mar
How America’s China Policy Was Shanghaied and Rescued
Tue 02 Mar
The Arab Winter: Democratic Consolidation, Civil War, and Radical Islamists
This unique comparative analysis of countries before, during and after the Arab Spring seeks to explain the divergent outcomes, disappointing and even harrowing results of efforts to overcome democratic consolidation challenges, from the tentative democracy in Tunisia to the emergence of the Islamic State, and civil war and authoritarian retrenchment everywhere else.
Wed 03 Mar
Why do we know so little about the Goddess and her worship among the ancient Khmers?
All of us start with misconceptions about what Khmer inscriptions and art can tell us, and most find ourselves asking: Why is it so hard to marry iconographic and epigraphic data?