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Columbia International Affairs Online (CIAO) is designed to be the most comprehensive source for theory and research in international affairs. It publishes a wide range of scholarship that includes working papers from university research institutes, occasional papers series from NGOs, foundation-funded research projects, and proceedings from conferences.

Resources:

• January 15, 2016 The Paris Agreement on Climate Change
  By: Robert Sedgwick
• November 15, 2015 Islamic State Primer
  By: Robert Sedgwick
• September 10, 2015 The Rise of China and the Current World Order
  By: Robert Sedgwick
• November 05, 2006 Interview with Brian Urquhart
  By: Robert Sedgwick
• May 05, 2005 Emerging Trends in India's Foreign Trade Under the Globalised Regime
  By: Irfan Ahmad
• May 05, 2005 Observations on Local Insurgents and Foreign Fighters in Iraq: an Interview with Mark Edmond Clark
  By: Mark E. Clark
• March 05, 2005 The EU Consented to Negotiations, but will it Allow Turkey in?
  By: Murat Metin Hakki
• January 05, 2005 Waging Nonviolent Struggle: 20th Century Practice and 21st Century Potential
  By: Gene Sharp
• January 05, 2005 Observations on U.S. Strategies in the Persian Gulf Region, 1941-2005: From the Atlantic Charter, the Twin Pillars and Dual Containment, to the "Axis of Evil"; and Beyond
  By: Christopher D. O'Sullivan
• December 05, 2004 Why German-US Relations Still Matter to the Transatlantic Alliance—One Year after War in Iraq
  By: Michaela C. Hertkorn
• December 05, 2004 A Possible Path to Change in US-Iran Relations
  By: Mark Edmond Clark
• June 05, 2004 Minimal Investments, Minimal Results: The Failure of Security Policy in Afghanistan
  By: Michael Bhatia, Kevin Lanigan, Philip Wilkinson
• May 05, 2004 The United Nations, the Cold War, and After: A Lost Opportunity?
  By: Christopher D. O'Sullivan
• May 05, 2004 CIAO Iraq Special Section: The Year in Review
  By: Sean Costigan, Adam Mausner, Siheun Song
• March 05, 2004 The Black Media Entrepreneur and Economic Implications for the 21st Century
  By: Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi
• March 05, 2004 Glocalization, Local Urban Culture and Change in West Africa: Toward Negotiating Socioeconomic Understanding with Foreign Companies and International Organizaations
  By: Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi
• February 05, 2004 The UN Security Council and Iraq
  By: Christopher D. O'Sullivan, M. James Wilkinson
• November 05, 2003 Issues Matter: Social Attributes, Political Predispositions, and Issues Influence Voting
  By: Robert B. Smith
• November 05, 2003 Global Human Development: Explaining Its Regional Variations
  By: Robert B. Smith
• July 05, 2003 Understanding Balkan Organized Crime: A Key to Success in Iraq?
  By: Mark Edmond Clark
• March 05, 2003 Mirror Images of Religious Fanaticism: India and Pakistan
  By: Ehsan Ahrari
• March 05, 2003 Love Us Not, Just Follow Us
  By: Ehsan Ahrari
• October 05, 2002 US-German relations and their impact on NATO transformation
  By: Michaela C. Hertkorn
• September 05, 2002 Did German-US relations change from pre-Bush and Bush to post-9/11-Bush? (A Revised Look)
  By: Michaela C. Hertkorn
• July 05, 2002 Did German-US relations change from pre-Bush and Bush to post-9/11-Bush?
  By: Michaela C. Hertkorn
• April 05, 2002 From Pre-Bush to Bush to Post-Sep-11-Bush: Changes In Transatlantic Relations —The Particular Case of Germany
  By: Michaela Hertkorn
• October 05, 2001 A Recruiting Tape of Osama bin Laden: Excerpts and Analyses
  By: Richard W. Bulliet, Fawaz A. Gerges
• May 05, 2001 A Two-level Game Analysis of the Complexities of Interstate Rivalry in the Maghreb
  By: Anouar Boukhars
• April 05, 2001 Decision-Making and Crisis Management in The Cuban Missile Affair
  By: Anouar Boukhars
• April 05, 2001 Détente and Confrontation: The 1973 Israeli-Arab October War
  By: Anouar Boukhars
• August 05, 2000 Reconstructing Sovereignty
  By: Leopoldo Jr. Lovelace
• April 05, 1999 Ideas on Bosnia for the Bush Administration
  By: Mark Edmond Clark
• April 05, 1999 Interview with Mark Edmond Clark
  By: Sean Costigan, Mark Edmond Clark
• November 05, 1998 The Dynamics Of Negotiation Processes On International Water Disputes — The Case Of The Nile Basin
  By: Ariel Dinar, Senai Alemu
• June 05, 1998 Arms Control and the Revolution in Military Affairs
  By: Dennis C. Blair, Robert L. Gallucci, John M. Shalikashvili, John J. Hamre, Sam Nunn, Paula Scalingi, Richard E. Combs, Janne E. Nolan, Henry G. Chiles, Theodore S. Gold, John D. Holum, Richard C. Macke, Joerg H. Menzel
• May 05, 1998 European Union Views on International Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading
  By: Les Bissell, Johanna Hjerthen, Balachandar Jayaraman, Elizabeth Karkus, John Leahy, Gerald Mulder, Pamela Chasek, David Leonard Downie, Kevin Baumert, Sean Clark, Joshua Tosteson
• April 05, 1998 From G7 To G8: Evolution, Role and Documentation of a Unique Institution
  By: Peter I. Hajnal