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January 20, 2010 Academic Update - January 2010 Dear Educator: Happy New Year from Foreign Affairs. Our first issue of 2010 has received a lot of attention in scholarly and policy circles, especially for Bruce Gilley's examination of the Taiwan-Beijing relationship, Graham Allison's survey of atomic threats and demographer Jack A. Goldstone's take on how world population trends should be considered by policymakers. We're adding new content on ForeignAffairs.com every day including Christopher Sabatini and Jason Marczak's Snapshot arguing for more forceful leadership in the Obama administration's Latin American policy. As you start your semester I'd also like to remind you of our $18 student subscriptions available at www.ForeignAffairs.com/StudentSub and our handy student-professor subscription form. Just print out this form and share it with your students to receive a complimentary subscription to Foreign Affairs. Best, James F. Hoge, Jr. Editor P.S. Attending the International Studies Association Convention? Make sure to visit Foreign Affairs in the exhibitors' hall. Faculty Spotlight Sherman Teichman is the Executive Director of the Institute for Global Leadership at Tufts University. Professor Teichman teaches Education for Public Inquiry and International Citizenship, a year-long, multidisciplinary course on a global political theme. The 2009/10 topic is "South Asia: Conflict, Culture, Complexity, and Change." The syllabus includes a wide array of books, journal articles, and online pieces like Foreign Affairs' Roundtable, "What's the Problem with Pakistan." The course holds a week long symposium in February which is open to the public...Read More Hot off the Press Causes of War By Jack S. Levy and William R. Thompson In early February, Wiley-Blackwell is releasing Causes of War by Jack S. Levy and William R. Thompson. Both authors are experts in the study of war. Here they use historical examples to present a comprehensive and scientifically minded review of theories on the origins of war...Read More Advertisement Foreign Affairs Graduate School Forum The Foreign Affairs Graduate School Forum provides a deeper understanding of the variety of internationally focused schools and shows you the kinds of questions your peers are asking about options for graduate study. Showcasing nine of the most prominent schools in international relations, the Graduate School Forum offers real answers to your questions from students, alumni, and school officials. Visit us for more information. New on ForeignAffairs.com What to Read: Gender and Foreign Policy (12/22 /2010) Charli Carpenter provides an annotated syllabus on gender perspective in Foreign Policy studies. Letter From: New Delhi (01/06/2010) Basharat Peer discusses recent diplomatic battles between China and India. Snapshot: Disarming Hezbollah (01/11/2010) Steven Simon and Jonathan Stevenson argue the case for official U.S. contact with Hezbollah. Get One Year of Foreign Affairs! Receive a complimentary one-year subscription when five or more of your students subscribe with this special form. Among Nations: Reading in International Relations Among Nations gives you access to thousands of articles from journals such as Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, The American Political Science Review, and more. Build your free examination copy today! Prices for readers start at $19.95. Send an email to request our catalogue. Copyright © 2002-2009 by the Council on Foreign Relations, Inc. All rights reserved. Home  |  Contact Us  |  Privacy Policy  |  Terms of Use

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