Georgetown Journal of International Affairs

Interview with Richard L. Armitage On II October 2005, the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs met with former...

Protesting in September 2005 against King Gyanendra's participation in the UN General Assembly in New York City, Girija...

Islamic Reform or Designer Fundamentalism? Tariq Ramadan, Western Muslims and the Future of Islam. New York: Oxford University...

"It takes three days to solve problems here, no matter what the problem. On the first day, the...

In today's world of ever-increasing access to information, the media play a more important role than in any...

IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 At the same time as the American news media, already suffering from a series of...

In December 2006 Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will be seeking reelection in one of the most restrictive legal...

Korea began the twentieth century as one of the poorest countries in the world. The "land of morning...

Cautious optimism pervades the Arab world's most populous nation, as forthcoming political transformation seems inevitable. Egypt-one of the...

Given its reach, its power of advocacy, and its capacity to frame and influence political issues, the press...

HIV/AIDS is not just another medical condition like malaria, meningitis, or mumps. It has taken on a life...

On 21 July 2005 Beijing made its biggest monetary shift in more than a decade by revaluing the...

A new political consensus has taken hold in Washington, with both major political parties, both houses of Congress,...

The African Union (AU) was officially launched in 2002 to foster closer economic and political integration among African...

In the summer of 2004, a new word entered Western dictionaries, drawn from colloquial Sudanese Arabic-janjaweed, the devil-horsemen....

India, as required by membership in the World Trade Organization, amended its patent act earlier this year to...

During the first U.S. presidential debate in September 2004, President George Bush, who was then running for re-election,...

UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan drew attention to "the growing problem of internally displaced persons" (IDPs) in his 2005...

Innovations in science and technology have a critical impact in fields related to sustainable development, such as health...

With a population of about 325 million, Maritime Southeast Asia-Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Singapore-is an area of...