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Katherine Benton-Cohen

Democratizing the Media: At What Cost?

Sonya Michel, director of United States Studies, considers whether journalism will survive the Internet age.

Neal Gabler

Introduction

Brian McAllister Linn

The Search for Negotiated Peace

Joan Biskupic

Deborah Gray White

New Scholarship in Race and Ethnicity Land, Tribes, and the State: California's Indian Rancherias

Panelists' presentations prepared for a discussion on April 2007

Rethinking Human "Trafficking"

Occasional Paper, Summer 2010

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