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Eckert Advises G8 on Terrorist Sanctions

Eckert Advises G8 on Terrorist Sanctions

Institute Senior Fellow Sue Eckert has seen “lots of discussion but not much visible progress” since the UN Security Council voted in December to reform its procedures for imposing sanctions on terrorists and rogue nations, she recently told policymakers preparing for the G8 Summit in June.

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'Review of International Political Economy' Makes Watson its Home

Andreas Awarded Salomon Grant to Research History of Smuggling

Innovative Global MBA Program to Tap into Watson Knowledge



Watson in the News
'Argentia' Reviews Obama, Gelb, and the Popularity of 'Energy Security'

'Argentia' Reviews Obama, Gelb, and the Popularity of 'Energy Security'

From energy policy to constitutional rebalancing, the US Foreign Policy Group of the British International Studies Association (BISA) addresses a broad range of foreign policy topics in the latest issue of its biannual newsletter, Argentia. Co-edited by Watson Institute adjunct professor Linda Miller, the January issue combines a pointed look at key issues with commentary on the sum-total of 2009’s victories and setbacks.

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Berman on the Emerging One-State Consensus

Blyth: No Global Sweet Spot for Bank Regulation

'Human Terrain' Opens Debate on Military Strategy in Texas



Events Coverage
Mexican Immigrants Redefine Citizenship, Healthcare

Mexican Immigrants Redefine Citizenship, Healthcare

In New York City, Mexican immigrants’ articulations of rights are neither uniform nor straightforward, suggested Alyshia Gálvez at a recent talk co-sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and the Working Group on Anthropology and Population. Assistant Professor of Latin American and Puerto Rican Studies at Lehman College, Galvéz described two projects of ethnographic research that testify to the diverse ways in which Mexican immigrants navigate, and in some cases look beyond, American political and economic structures.

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Friday Talk: Free Speech vs. Property Rights Online

Book Talk on 'A Liberal Education' Entertains, Informs