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The Wilson Center, chartered by Congress in 1968 as the official memorial to President Woodrow Wilson, is the nation’s key non-partisan policy forum for tackling global issues through independent research and open dialogue to inform actionable ideas for the policy community. The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars is the official memorial to our nation’s 28th president. More than just a collection of marble pillars and famous quotes, the Center is “a living memorial,” a gathering place for some of the best and brightest scholars and experts from around the world. Their work is the centerpiece of our activity and informs the nation’s public policy debates with nonpartisan and relevant research and information.
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• November 01, 2016 How Trade with Mexico Impacts Employment in the United States
  By: Christopher Wilson
• November 01, 2016 Navigating Complexity: Climate, Migration and Conflict in a Changing World
  By: Wilson Center
• October 01, 2016 A Bond Worth Strengthening Understanding the Mexican Military and U.S.-Mexican Military Cooperation
  By: Iñigo Guevara Moyano
• October 01, 2016 A Bond Worth Strengthening Understanding the Mexican Military and U.S.-Mexican Military Cooperation
  By: Iñigo Guevara Moyano
• October 01, 2016 Anti-Corruption Proposals for the Mexican Energy Sector
  By: Diana Melisa Talamás Santos, Alma Thalía Aguilar Cabello
• October 01, 2016 Trading Pains and Gains: Expanding Trade Alliances in Asia
  By: Rupert Hammond Chambers, Pek Koon Heng, Tami Overby
• September 22, 2016 Committed: U.S. Foreign Policy in Asia and Completing the Rebalance
  By: Shihoko Goto, Robert Daly, Michael Kugelman, Sandy Pho, Meg Lundsager, Robert Litwak, Robert Person, James Person
• November 05, 2011 Going Global: Chinese Oil and Mining Companies and the Governance of Resource Wealth
  By: Jill Shankleman
• November 05, 2011 Reducing Urban Poverty: A New Generation of Ideas
  By: Lauren E. Herzer (ed.)
• October 05, 2011 "Cross-Country Analysis of the Effects of Urbanization, Improved Drinking-Water and Improved Sanitation on Cholera"
  By: Andrew J. Leidner, Naveen C. Adusumilli
• October 05, 2011 "Removing Barriers to Land Security in Haiti"
  By: Cynthia McCoy
• October 05, 2011 Microfinance on the Ground in Post-Conflict Juba, South Sudan
  By: Crystal Murphy
• October 05, 2011 Land Titling as Women's Empowerment: Critical Observations from Recife Brazil
  By: Regina K. Pritchett
• July 05, 2011 Women, Migration and the Work of Care: The United States in Comparative Perspective
  By: Sonya Michel
• June 05, 2011 Bridging the Gap in Urban Health and Poverty Research
  By: Mojgan Sami
• April 05, 2011 After the Disaster: Rebuilding Communities
  By: Megan Scribner, Lauren Herzer
• March 05, 2011 Rebuilding the American Food System—One Heirloom Tomato at a Time
  By: Frederick Kirschenmann
• May 05, 2010 The United States and Mexico: More Than Neighbors
  By: Andrew Selee, Katie Putnam, Christopher Wilson
• March 05, 2010 Building a Global Presence: Institutional Challenges in Strengthening Mexico's Role in International Cooperation
  By: Luz María de la Mora Sánchez
• July 05, 2009 Mexico's 2009 Midterm Elections: Winners and Losers
  By: Andrew Selee, Katie Putnam
• January 05, 2009 Environmental Change and Security Report: Issue 13
  By: Geoffrey D. Dabelko, editor
• January 05, 2009 The United States and Mexico: Towards a Strategic Partnership
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• May 05, 2008 Implementing Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement; Prospects and Challenges
  By:
• February 05, 2008 Assessing the Nigeria Elections: Can Democracy Emerge from a Badly Flawed Process?
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• October 05, 2007 Security and Intelligence in U.S.-Mexico Relations
  By: Luis Herrera-Lasso
• October 05, 2007 Education in the U.S. - Mexico Relationship
  By: Eduardo Andere
• June 05, 2007 Environmental Change and Security Report: Issue 12
  By: Patricia Kameri-Mbote, Wangari Maathai, Marc Ravalomanana, John Katunga, Milline J. Mbonile, Nana K. Poku, Anthony Nyong, Kenneth Omeje, Richard P. and Elizabeth Leahy Cincotta, Alexander Carius, Gib Clarke
• May 05, 2007 Angolan Progress and Prospects: A Conference on Development and Reconstruction
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• May 05, 2007 U.S. Energy Security and Oil Revenue Transparency
  By:
• January 05, 2007 Water, Conflict, and Cooperation: Lessons From the Nile River Basin
  By: Patricia Kameri-Mbote
• January 05, 2007 The Challenges Of Groundwater In Southern Africa
  By: Anthony Turton
• November 05, 2006 The New Face of Water Conflict
  By: Ken Conca
• July 05, 2006 Water can be a Pathway to Peace, Not War
  By: Aaron Wolf
• June 05, 2006 Whatever Happened to Canada?
  By: David N. Biette
• April 05, 2006 Corporate Governance in Canada and the United States: A Comparative View
  By: Edward J. Waitzer, Jay W. Lorsch
• February 05, 2006 Urbanization and poverty reduction - Subsidies to a research agenda and beyond
  By: Jorge Wilheim
• February 05, 2006 Urban Studies in Cairo, Egypt
  By: Dominique Harre-Rogers
• February 05, 2006 Ethnicity and Power in Contested Cities: the Historical Experience
  By: A.C. Hepburn
• February 05, 2006 The Miniskirt and the Veil: Aid and Islam in Bulgaria
  By: Dana Steinberg (ed)
• February 05, 2006 Changes in the Constitutional Structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina
  By: Henry L. Clarke
• January 05, 2006 Election Observation Missions: Making them Count
  By: Joe Clark
• October 05, 2005 Threat Perceptions in the United States and Canada
  By: Frank Graves, Karlyn Bowman
• September 05, 2005 Africa: The Development Challenges of the 21st Century
  By: Callisto Madavo
• June 05, 2005 U.S. Policy in Colombia
  By: William Wood
• June 05, 2005 Eye on Africa: A Scholar's Tale
  By: Jesse Ribot
• April 05, 2005 Environmental Change Security Program Report 11
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• March 05, 2005 Security and Sovereignty: Renewing NORAD
  By: James Fergusson, Dwight Mason
• February 05, 2005 No Illusions-Paradigm Shifting on Mexican Migration to the US in the Post- 9-11 World
  By: T. Alexander Aleinikoff
• February 05, 2005 Resolving the Three-Headed War from Hell
  By: John Prendergast
• February 05, 2005 Renewing the U.S.-Canada Relationship
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• January 05, 2005 Nontraditional Security Threats in the U.S.-Mexico Bilateral Relationship: Overview and Recommendations
  By: John Bailey
• January 05, 2005 Challenges in Competitiveness: Infrastructure Development
  By: Raul Rodriguez
• January 05, 2005 A U.S.-Mexico Partnership in Energy- A Policy of Convenience
  By: José Alberro
• December 05, 2004 US-Mexico Border Control in a Changing Economic and Security Context
  By: Peter Andreas
• December 05, 2004 Security and Intelligence in US-Mexico Relations
  By: Luis Herrera-Lasso M.
• September 05, 2004 Moving Toward Dialogue: Challenges in Canada - U.S. Energy Trade
  By: Paul Ziff, Daniel Yergin
• September 05, 2004 Decision Time: Water Diversion Policy in the Great Lakes Basin
  By: Ralph Pentland, Jim Olson
• June 05, 2004 Health Crisis: HIV/AIDS in Developing World Cities
  By: Martin Caceres
• February 05, 2004 Reframing Urban Assistance: Scale, Ambition, and Possibility
  By: Michael A. Cohen
• February 05, 2004 Perspectives on Urban Poverty in Latin America
  By: Craig Fagan
• February 05, 2004 The Role of the Central Public Market in a Twenty-first Century Metropolis
  By: Maria Elena Ducci
• February 05, 2004 Women, Muslim Laws and Human Rights in Nigeria
  By: Ayesha Imam
• January 05, 2004 Privatization in Brcko District: Why It Is Different and Why It Works
  By: Henry L. Clarke
• January 05, 2004 The Presidential Crisis in Lithuania: Its Roots and the Russian Factor
  By: Richard J. Krickus
• January 05, 2004 Making Doha a Developmental Round: What do the Developing Countries Want?
  By: William Krist
• September 05, 2003 Between a Rock and a Hard Place: How the US-EU Battle over Article 98 Played Out in Croatia and Macedonia
  By: Kristina Balalovska, Mieczyslaw P. Boduszynski
• September 05, 2003 From Moi to Kibaki: An Assessment of the Kenyan Transition
  By: Johnnie Carson
• December 05, 2002 Cities as Economic Development Tools
  By: Nigel Harris
• November 05, 2002 Against the Feminization of Policy
  By: Ananya Roy
• November 05, 2002 Mobility in Bulgaria and the European Union: Brain Drain, Bogus Asylum Seekers, Replacement Migration, and Fertility
  By: Kristen Ghodsee
• August 05, 2002 U.S. Policy Toward the Former Yugoslavia
  By: Steven E. Meyer
• August 05, 2002 Fire Water: Technologies, Institutions, and Social Issues in Arms Control and Transboundary Water-Resource Agreements
  By: Aaron T. Wolf, Peter H. Gleick, Elizabeth L. Chalecki, Kelli L. Larson, Arian L. Pregenzer
• August 05, 2002 In Defense of Environment and Security Research
  By: Richard A. Matthew
• August 05, 2002 Security and Ecology in the Age of Globalization
  By: Simon Dalby
• August 05, 2002 Migration, Population Change, and the Rural Environment
  By: Richard E. Bilsborrow
• August 05, 2002 Population, Poverty, and Vulnerability: Mitigating the Effects of Natural Disasters
  By: George Matrine, Jose Miguel Guzman
• August 05, 2002 What is to be Done at Johannesburg? Issues for the World Summit on Sustainable Development
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• July 05, 2002 La calidad del ciudadano. Past and Present. The Nature of Citizenship in Mexico and the United States- 1776-1912
  By: Erika Pani
• June 05, 2002 Toward a North American Community? - A Conference Report
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• April 05, 2002 NATO as a Factor of Security Community Building: Enlargement and Democratization in Central and Eastern Europe
  By: Corneliu Bjola
• February 05, 2002 The Politics of European Enlargement: NATO, the EU and the New U.S.-European Relationship
  By: Howard J. Wiarda
• June 05, 2001 The Third Yugoslavia, 1992 - 2001
  By: Sabrina P. Ramet
• May 05, 2001 The Poles and Their Past: Society, Historiography and the Legislation Process
  By: Andrzej Paczkowski
• May 05, 2001 Violence Against Women in Post-communist Societies: Benefits and Changes
  By: Vesna Nikolic-Ristanovic
• April 05, 2001 Decentralization and Regionalization after Communism: Lessons from Administrative and Territorial Reform in Poland and the Czech Republic
  By: Jennifer Yoder
• March 05, 2001 The Limits of Conditionality: Nuclear Reactor Safety in Central and Eastern Europe, 1991 - 2001
  By: John Van Oudenaren
• February 05, 2001 MAP Reading: NATO's and Russia's Pathways to European Military Integration
  By: Stephen Blank
• January 05, 2001 Commentaries: The U.S. National Intelligence Council's Global Trends 2015: Excerpts, Commentaries, And Response
  By: Ellen Laipson, Michael A. Ledeen, Michael J. White, John Gannon, Eugene J. Carroll, Richard P. Cincotta, Johanna Mendelson Forman, Michael Hanssler, Liliana Hisas, Leslie Johnston, Gavin Kitchingham, Gayl D. Ness, David Rejeski, Ervin J. Rokke, Judith Shapiro, Aleksei V. Yablokov, Arno Weinmann
• January 05, 2001 Environmental Stress and Human Security in Northern Pakistan
  By: Richard A. Matthew
• January 05, 2001 Conflict: A Cause and Effect of Hunger
  By: Marc J. Cohen, Ellen Messer, Thomas Marchione
• January 05, 2001 Dilemmas For Conservation In The Brazilian Amazon
  By: Margaret E. Keck
• January 05, 2001 Brazil's SIVAM: As It Monitors The Amazon, Will It Fulfill Its Human Security Promise?
  By: Thomaz Guedes da Costa
• June 05, 2000 Commentary: Trade and the Environment After Seattle–Perspectives From The Wilson Center
  By: William M. Daley, Andrea Durbin, Mikhail Gorbachev, Martin Albrow, Stacy D. Vandeever, Anju Sharma, Stephen Clarkson, Kent Hughes, Tamar Gutner
• June 05, 2000 Exploring Capacity for Integration: University of Michigan Population-Environment Fellows Programs Impact Assessment Project
  By: Denise Caudill
• June 05, 2000 Oiling the Friction: Environmental Conflict Management in the Niger Delta, Nigeria
  By: Okechukwu Ibeanu
• June 05, 2000 Human Population and Environmental Stresses in the Twenty-first Century
  By: Richard E. Benedick
• March 05, 2000 Urban Violence in São Paulo
  By: Nancy Cardia
• March 05, 2000 Governance, Urban Environment, and the Growing Role of Civil Society
  By: María Elena Ducci
• January 05, 2000 National Intelligence Estimate: The Global Infectious Disease Threat and Its Implications for the United States
  By: David F. Gordon, Donald Noah, George Fidas
• June 05, 1999 Population, Urbanization, Environment, and Security: A Summary of the Issues
  By: Ellen Brennan
• June 05, 1999 Organized Crime: Its Influence on International Security and Urban Community Life in the Industrial Cities of the Urals
  By: Yuriy Voronin
• June 05, 1999 Public Housing in Washington, D.C.: With Moscow in Mind
  By: Vyacheslav Glazychev
• June 05, 1999 Challenging Traditional Participation in Brazil: The Goals of Participatory Budgeting
  By: Pedro Jacobi
• June 05, 1999 The Legacy of Habitat II: Issues of Governance
  By: K.C Sivaramakrishnan
• April 05, 1999 Yet Another Transition? Urbanization, Class Formation, and the End of National Liberation Struggle in South Africa
  By: David Everatt
• April 05, 1999 Territorial Exclusion and Violence: The Case of São Paulo, Brazil
  By: Raquel Rolnik
• February 05, 1999 Migration, Urbanization, and Social Adjustment
  By: Michael J. White
• February 05, 1999 Yet Another Transition? Urbanization, Class Formation, and the End of National Liberation Struggle in South Africa
  By: David Everatt
• February 05, 1999 Water for Big Cities: Big Problems, Easy Solutions?
  By: Richard Middleton, John Kalbermatten, Peter Rogers
• February 05, 1999 Urbanization and Security
  By: Alan Gilbert
• July 05, 1998 Can U.N. Conferences Promote Poverty Reduction? A Review of the Istanbul Declaration
  By: David Satterthwaite
• April 05, 1997 Report on Applying Military and Security Assets
  By: Robert Chamberlain, Alexandra Cousteau, Nathan Ruff