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… a difficult first year in office. But Kennedy shifted the national debate by attacking the John Birch Society and its … label. William F. Buckley Jr. and his magazine, “The National Review,” in a 1965 special issue, read the John …

… a striking resemblance to his “southern children.” Other Unionists followed in a similar vein portraying the Confederates and their cause as one of “disunion,” influenced and directed by the devil, while African …

… so long for one of these massive disruptions to erupt on a national scale. A poster from 1942 made by The … more of it. Fixation on growth has been hard-wired into our national policies and personal expectations. Presidential … wonder Americans rarely question this design feature of our national self-perception. During the signing ceremony of S. …

… Middle East is how quickly popular uprisings spread across national borders.  Between January and June 1848, as the …

… highest drug-related death rate in Europe. According to the National Records of Scotland, 1,187 people in Scotland died … House, third from the left. The former headquarters of the National Seamen’s Union are now flats. Although this project diversified the …

… proliferated; millions of Central Eurasians suffered under Soviet and Chinese regimes. To Beckwith, the conquest of … with the collapse of the USSR, and the rise of the European Union as a new peripheral power. In this new period of … an enlightened, liberal confederation like the European Union" (313). In Empires of the Silk Road , Beckwith writes …

… speakers. The controversy today seems to be over white nationalists and some of the ultra, right people, and the … consulting with the campus president and ordered the National Guard to restore order. There was a peaceful … be Monday, May 4, at about noon, students did gather, the National Guard told him that the protest was unlawful under …

… personality' provisions of the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act." What does this tell us about the Court … the legislative intent behind the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act is decidedly less clear.  Stein points to …

… entire Russian athletic federation be suspended from international competition – including, potentially, the 2016  … Russia also to recommend serious action against the International Association of Athletics Federations, which … and the team’s physician John Ziegler were convinced that Soviet weightlifters were gaining an advantage from steroid …

… asking. Kim appears to be employing a dark strain in international diplomacy known as the madman theory, which is most … fight. Nixon aide Leonard Garment gave a similar message to Soviet officials in Moscow, telling them Nixon could be “a … a novel of the Cuban Missile Crisis. He was formerly a national security analyst at Harvard University. … Harvey …

… in part, by Ohio Humanities, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, … in this content do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. … Jim Harris … Connecting History … Europe … Global/Transnational … Public Health, Disease, and Medicine … Pandemics …

… for liberty. Henry's and Mason's loss secured the union. Their insistence on individual liberties helped …

… to fight for economic security, especially through unionization. In the 1940s, the fight against fascism abroad … freedom struggle as civil rights activists adopted an international focus, linking the black American experience to … from radical to moderate and from integrationists to nationalists, often disagreed with one another about goals …

… the New Englander nevertheless depicted it “as an emblem of national judgments,” foretelling “political darkness” on a … four billion global citizens are set to vote in over 50 national elections, including a divisive U.S. presidential …

… of all for President Bush. Citizen troops — reservists and National Guard personnel — form a significant share of … Iraq. Until now, President Bush has shunned international administration there because it might require … attitude in the White House may prevent meaningful international help now. Still, assistance from the UN would allow …

… of data to discuss what I see as the significance of international adoption. However, I want to begin with a single … of the Times , it is not news. In the long run, all international humanitarian intervention – medical assistance, … view of adoption has guided state, federal and indeed international law. The prevailing legal norm is called "the best …

… disarmament clauses of the Versailles treaty in 1936. International reaction was mixed but ultimately limited to a few … … History News Service … Middle East … Iraq … Global/Transnational … Diplomacy/International Relations … Japan … Germany … Can Iraq Learn to …

… acute labor shortage, the U.S. and Mexico established a binational agreement to import temporary workers to harvest …

… to us via Firdausi's Shahnameh (Book of Kings), Persia's national epic written in the tenth century. Here Alexander's … Greek folklore, noting that even today Alexander lives as a national figure in Greek culture and politics. Stoneman's …

… to be disarmed.  In July 2008, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court filed  genocide charges against the … It may have lessened a bit, but according to Amnesty International, ongoing conflicts between Arab and non-Arab groups …

… in mind. One is an actual proposal that is before the International Commission on Stratigraphy, that is the group of … … Leticia R. Wiggins … Patrick R. Potyondy … Global/Transnational … Climate Change … Environment … Climate Change and …