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2011: China Since the Global Crisis: Ascent Uninterrupted?

David Lampton and Victor Shih

2011: What Counts in US Politics: Voters or Interest Groups?

Alan Abramowitz and William Domhoff

2011: Understanding the Great Recession

Thomas Palley, Anwar Shaikh and Jeff Madrick

2010: Future of Public Higher Education in California

Marc Bousquet and Christopher Newfield

2010: A Multilateral Moment: A New US Foreign Policy?

Wesley Clark and Paul W. Schroeder

2010: Climate Change and Public Policy After Copenhagen

Matthew Kahn and Richard Somerville

2010: Trading Places: China and the US in the International System

Richard Baum and Barry Naughton

2010: The Obama Presidency After One Year

Joyce Appleby and Michael Lind

2009: What is Good for Goldman Sachs is Good for America The Origins of the Present Crisis

Robert Brenner

2009: Peak Oil and Future of Energy

David Goodstein and Vaclav Smil

2009: Globalization and Living Standards

Richard Freeman and Edward E Leamer

2009: Climate Change: Causes, Consequences, and How to Respond

Diana Liverman and Glen MacDonald

2009: Economic Meltdown: Causes and Consequences

Robert Brenner and Gary Dymski

2009: The World Food Crisis

Harriet Friedmann and Raj Patel

2009: Perpetual War?

General Wesley Clark and Michael Mann

2009: Climate Change in a World of Slums

Mike Davis

2008: Organized Workers and the Making of Los Angeles, 1890-1915

Jeffrey D Stansbury

2008: American Empire?

Chalmers Johnson

2008: US Foreign Policy: Continuity or Rupture?

James Mann, John Mueller and Ronald Steel

2008: The Future of the Mass Media

Michael Massing and Robert Sheer

2008: Law and the Courts

Erwin Chemerinsky and John C Yoo

2008: Immigration Policy: Who Benefits?

Joel Fetzer and Roger D Waldinger

2008: Bush's America - Rhetoric and Realities

Christopher Caldwell and Michael Lind

2007: Japan and East Asia: Still a Special Path?

Meredith Jung-En Woo and Ron Bevacqua

2007: Paths to Modernity: Japan and the West

Harry Harootunian, Carol Gluck and Fred G Notehelfer

2007: Paths to Modernity: China and India

Hui Wang and Sanjay Subrahmanyam

2006: The Latin American Challenge: Chavez, Morales, Castro

Tariq Ali

2006: Age Shock and Financialization: The Crisis in Pensions

Robin Blackburn

2006: Israel’s Separation Fence

Gadi Algazi

2006: A New Populism in Latin American?

Adolfo Gilly and Alfredo S Filho

2006: The Question of European Unity

John Gillingham and Bernard Cassen

2006: Russia: Failed Transition?

Georgi Derluguian

2006: Organizing Against the WTO: Hong Kong

Loong-Yu Au

2006: Israel and Palestine

Nadim Rouhana, Gershon Shafir and Beshara Doumani

2006: Hugo Chavez and the Future of Venezuela

Steven Ellner and David Myers

2006: Democracy in Iraq?

Juan Cole and Larry Diamond

2005: China Today: Economy and Politics

Tiejun Wen

2005: The US Media: Freedom, Power, & Profits

Robert McChesney and Alexander Cockburn

2005: Triumph of the Right?

Thomas Frank and Mike Davis

2002: Assessment of Interracial/Interethnic Conflict in Los Angeles

David O. Sears

2002: Where You Live and What You Watch: The Impact of Racial Proximity and Local Television News on Attitudes about Race and Crime

Franklin D. Gilliam, Nicholas A. Valentino and Matthew N. Beckman

2001: Strategic Frame Analysis: Reframing America's Youth

Franklin D. Gilliam and Susan Nall Bales

2000: Prime Suspects: The Corrosive Influence of Local Television

Franklin D. Gilliam and Shanto Lyengar

2000: Self Interest, Moral Principle, and Social Context: A Rational Choice Analysis of the Abolitionist Movement

Kathleen Bawn

2000: A Paradox of Public Opinion: Why a Less Interested Public is More Attentive to War

Matt Baum

1999: The Stealth Campaign: Experimental Studies of Slate Mail in California

Shanto Iyengar, Daniel H. Lowenstein and Seth Masket

1999: Long-Term Continuities in the Politics of Race

David O. Sears, Nicholas A. Valentino and Sharmaine V. Cheleden

1999: The "Welfare Queen" Experiment: How Viewers React to Images of African-American Mothers on Welfare

Franklin D. Gilliam

1999: The Influence of Local Television News Frames on Attitudes about Childcare: An Evaluation Report to the Benton Foundation

Coalition for America's Children with the Benton Foundation

1999: The Persistence of the Past: The Class of 1965 Turns Fifty

M. Kent Jennings and Laura Stoker