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Out of Focus: Zooming in on the Periphery
Spring 2014
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The Spring 2014 issue takes on the issues that aren’t mainstream: from the “stateless state” of Transnistria, to mental illness in Japan, to the forgotten instrument of multilateral treaties.
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Opportunities and Challenges:Regional Perspectives on Female Empowerment
Winter 2012
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The Fall 2011 issue of the Stanford Journal of International Relations examines a wide range of issues in the arena of international politics. From the political developments surrounding the Iranian nuclear program to the public-private partnership attempting to spur innovation in Russia, the articles and columns tackle the attempts to balance a variety of conflicting issues and interests in the pursuit of development. The Journal launches a new feature with this issue, columns by staff on relevant international issues.
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