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Monday, September 26, 2011

Summary: International Organization Volume 65 - Issue 03 - 28 July 2011

In this issue of International Organization:
  • Alleea and Peinhardt discuss the impact of investment treaty violations on FDI. 
  • Coggins analyzes how new states emerge from secessionist movements.
  • Trager presents a new model of multidimensional international crisis bargaining.
  • Ramsay revisits the data on the "natural resource curse".
  • Biglaisera and Lektzian examine the impact on US FDI of US trade sanctions towards the targeted country.
  • Staton and Moore review the literature on judicial power in domestic and international relations. 
  • Gartzkea and Naoi dissent from Keohane, Macedo, and Moravcsik's argument that multilateral organizations (MLO) could actually be good for democracy, and KKM respond.
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