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… … Margaret DeLacey … History News Service … Global/Transnational … Public Health, Disease, and Medicine … Pandemics …

… Factory workers were never so well paid, thanks to their unions and general prosperity. Yet every study of … localized eruption of campus radicalism, the FSM generated national attention because it captured the youth struggle in …

… could pretty well ignore their concerns. Today the European Union is an immense force to be reckoned with in every … News Service … Europe … United States … Diplomacy/International Relations … International Organizations … After 50 Years, a Great Military …

… By the 1980s, the growing availability of large multinational beer brands like Heineken and Carlsberg began to … that the Reinheitsgebot was protectionist, the European Union struck down the law as an impediment to free trade in … styles of beer. Bavarian beers now compete on an international stage—one of the United States’ largest craft …

… did agree to nuclearize. But ultimately the United States national security establishment paid a very high cost, at … Bush program in money, proliferation and domestic and international harmony are already evident. Surely it makes sense … … Ira Chernus … History News Service … Diplomacy/International Relations … Nuclear Power & Weapons … Science & …

… one year of archival research, oral interviews, and international travel. The art team flew to Normandy, France, to … compared their notes against images from the United States National Archives to design digital environments that … factions with varying interests, and make use of U.S. or Soviet aid without alienating the other side. But the lack …

… how “war has been privatized.” Al Qaeda functions as a multinational corporation, with subsidiaries in more than fifty … as an honorable and effective way to provide for the national defense. Privately owned vessels, not ships of the …

… found ways to weave ever more disparate groups into their national fabric. Surely we have a long way to go in pursuing …

… powers exclusively in the hands of the president. The national rumor mill is full of stories that President Bush …

… Oneida Indians by a group calling itself the “United States National Freedom Fighters.”  Gov. Bush could have lent his …

… First—And Only—Victory A diagram illustrating antimatter. (National Institute of Standards and Technology/emiT Team) …

… NATO, and also has been trying to be a member of European Union as a secular democracy. On the other hand, it is a … see that I will see Egypt as a birthplace of not only Arab nationalism, but also political Islam in its modern sense, … Patrick R. Potyondy … Middle East … Islam … Diplomacy/International Relations … International Organizations … …

… radical reduction of the cost to reach orbit must become a national priority. Several promising technologies, such as …

… Spheniscidae. The LOC World Bird List provides an international standard in which all 18 species of penguins are … them.  For most of history they were not objects of international exchange and the peoples who lived near them had … big mass slaughter of penguins that starts to attract international outrage by the late mid- to late-1800s. As whaling …

… In 2009, according to the International Maritime Commission, the waters off the … action-filled hijacking reveals the peculiarities of international maritime and insurance law. For two anxious days … order. The American captain argues that he is in international waters, and he questions Mare’s claim to be a …