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Author: Smijai Peter

China 

Shake-Up in U.S. Policy with China

April 20, 2011April 18, 2011 Smijai Peter

The Obama administration recently announced that it would be losing three of its key advisers for Chinese foreign policy. According

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Natural Resources 

China and EU Working Together for Climate and Energy Policy

March 28, 2011March 30, 2011 Smijai Peter

China and the European Union (viewed as a single entity) are two of the largest emitters of global greenhouse gases.

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Cram Session 

Rape Still a Weapon in Liberia

March 18, 2011March 16, 2011 Smijai Peter

This post is part of Cram Session, an ongoing weekly series from the Whitehead Journal of International Relations and Diplomacy.

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