Publications | SAISPHERE 2007

SAISPHERE 2007 Contents

Features:

The Power of Elections
by Sunil Khilnani

South Asia Opens Up
by Walter Andersen

Elections and Foreign Policy in the Transatlantic Region
by Esther Brimmer

Democracy Promotion: Rebuilding the Consensus
by Thomas Carothers

Turkey's Elections: Democratic Islamists?
by Svante Cornell and Kemal Kaya

Planting the Democracy Flag in the Middle East
by Marius Deeb

Democracy or Development: Which Comes First?
by Francis Fukuyama

Elections and Geopolitics
by Jakub Grygiel

In the U.S., It's Iraq
by Robert J. Guttman

Putinism Without Putin?
by Andrew C. Kuchins

Dangerous Triangle: U.S., China and Taiwan
by David M. Lampton

Struggling for Democracy in Nigeria
by Peter Lewis

Brown and the New British Diplomacy
by Matthias Matthijs

Who Will Help the Iranian People?
by Azar Nafisi

Back on Track: Polish Voters Give EU a Thumb's Up
by Mitchell A. Orenstein

Italian Voters Take a Pass on Foreign Policy
by Gianfranco Pasquino

Latin America and the United States in a Year of Elections
by Riordan Roett

Korea: Caught in the Crosscurrents
by Jae-Jung Suh

Elections Are No Cure-All
by Ruth Wedgwood

Elections vs. 'Selections' in Southeast Asia
by Bridget Welsh

Conflict Resolution and Elections
I. William Zartman

Update From the Bologna Center
by Karen Riedel

Hopkins-Nanjing Center: Celebrating 2 Decades of Success
by Kathryn Mohrman

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Departments:

A Message From the Dean

Thank-You’s

SAIS Alumni Chapters

What We’ve Heard

The Bookcase

An Eye on Elections: Alumni Profiles