World Affairs

2016 - 2025

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E‐GOVERNANCE AND E‐PARTICIPATION VIA ONLINE CITIZEN BUDGETS AND ELECTRONIC LOBBYING: Promises and Challenges pp. 4-24: Davin J. Baxter
WOODROW WILSON AND THE ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR: A Hundred Years Later and Still Relevant pp. 25-46: Eugene P. Trani and Donald E. Davis
POLITICAL REFORM IN JORDAN: Reality and Aspirations pp. 47-78: Mohammed Torki Bani Salameh
Sweden Is a World Leader in Peace, Security, and Human Rights pp. 79-85: Elise Carlson‐Rainer

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR pp. 4-5: Emma Norman
EXPLAINING THE THREE‐WAY LINKAGE BETWEEN POPULISM, SECURITIZATION, AND REALIST FOREIGN POLICIES: President Donald Trump and the Pursuit of “America First” Doctrine pp. 6-35: Michael Magcamit
LIBERALIZATION OR JUST DOLLARIZATION? Twenty‐first‐Century Economic Reform in Ecuador pp. 36-52: Marco Castillo
CONSTRUCTING THE REFUGEE AS VILLAIN: An Analysis of Syrian Refugee Policy Narratives Used to Justify a State of Exception pp. 53-71: Paul James Pope
WHOSE ISSUE IS IT ANYWAY… AND DOES IT REALLY MATTER? Issue Ownership and Negative Campaigning pp. 72-96: Stephen C. Craig and Paulina S. Cossette

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR pp. 4-6: Emma R. Norman
FROM STRATEGIC PATIENCE TO STRATEGIC UNCERTAINTY: Trump, North Korea, and South Korea's New President pp. 7-31: Leif‐Eric Easley
INSURGENCY AND AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY: The Case of George McGovern pp. 32-61: Roberta N. Haar
THE DIALOGUE OVER WAR AND PEACE IN THE UNITED STATES: A Discursive Institutionalist Analysis pp. 62-104: David Lorenzo
DOES GLOBALIZATION PROMOTE GOOD GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA? An Empirical Study across 51 Countries pp. 105-141: Simplice Asongu
THE GREAT… WHAT? pp. 142-145: Norman A. Bailey

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR: Changing Times and New Directions in World Affairs pp. 4-7: Emma R. Norman
THE LAST GREAT DEBATE: Congressional Veterans and the First Persian Gulf War pp. 8-41: Danny Sjursen
REFLECTIONS ON GLOBAL JUSTICE AND AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM: The United States as a Model for the World? pp. 42-63: Mark P. Lagon
WHY ARE THERE NO UNIVERSAL SOCIAL PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES?: A Historical Institutionalist Comparison with Canada pp. 64-92: Daniel Béland and Alex Waddan
“GRASS” ROOTS IN TEXAS: A Multiple Streams Approach to Understanding the Marijuana Movement's Policy Impact pp. 93-126: Katharine Neill Harris and John C. Morris
“DROPPING THE BALL”: The Understudied Nexus of Sports and Politics pp. 127-161: Thomas Gift and Andrew Miner

The Public Costs of Grand Strategy in the Trump Era pp. 4-23: Shaohan Lin
Rendering the Majority Unable pp. 24-58: David Mena Alemán
Power Vacuum or Hegemonic Continuity? pp. 59-81: José Luis León‐Manríquez
Roles, Rights, and Responsibilities in Water Governance pp. 82-112: Jeff Camkin and Susana Neto

Tectonics pp. 4-8: Michael V. Hayden
Was Ukraine's Nuclear Disarmament a Blunder? pp. 9-20: Mariana Budjeryn
Kaesong and Thaad pp. 21-27: Leif‐Eric Easley
The New Arab–Israeli Alliance pp. 28-36: Michael J. Totten
Women and Global Freedom pp. 37-46: Mark P. Lagon and Rebecca P. Hughes
Integrating Non‐Military Arts of Statecraft to Address National Security Threats pp. 47-58: John Lenczowski
Apocalypse Now? pp. 59-64: Norman A. Bailey

Letter from the Editor pp. 4-6: James S. Denton
Presidential Priority pp. 7-14: Eliot Cohen, Eric Edelman and Brian Hook
Presidential Leadership pp. 15-21: Tom Gjelten
America Rising pp. 22-29: John Lee
Choices Of War pp. 30-34: Michael V. Hayden
Diplomacy's Aversion to Power pp. 35-45: Robert J. Lieber
Balancing Act pp. 46-57: Mohan Malik
Unstable, Unruly, and Reprobate pp. 58-69: Jamsheed K. Choksy and Carol E. B. Choksy
On The Rise pp. 70-80: Alina Polyakova and Anton Shekhovtsov
Terror Crossroads pp. 81-88: Gordon N. Bardos
ECHOES pp. 89-91: Jordan Michael Smith